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The Precautionary principle (n.) nips a crime in its very imagining, so we never learn whether it would have happened.
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The Precautionary principle (n.) nips a crime in its very imagining, so we never learn whether it would have happened.
The Precautionary principle (n.) reverses the burden: nothing enters the environment untested, nothing that builds up in our tissues is allowed, and safer alternatives must be used where they exist — which is why industry fights it.