ENVIRONMENTAL PRIORITY SETTING BASED ON COMPARATIVE RISK AND PUBLIC INPUT

MOFFET, JOHN

CANADIAN PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION, n.º 3/1996, pág. 362

1. Comparative risk assessment. 2. Public involvement is essential to ensure the success of comparative risk priority-setting exercises. 3. Addressing methodological assumptions, uncertainty and variability. 4. Addressing non-scientific considerations. 5. What is the appropriate role of public input in forecasting emerging environmental risks?. 6. Who is "the public" ?.