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Questions about DuPont unsettle town.
Tennessee officials were surprised to learn that DuPont's paint plant in New Johnsonville produces dioxin... the fourth-largest producer in the US. Documents submitted to the state don't mention the carcinogen. Nashville Tennessean, Tennessee. 25 February 2007.
Hot or not.
Oregon's official weatherman has good news about global warming-it doesn't exist. According to his critics, he is one of the most dangerous men in Oregon. Willamette Week, Oregon. 25 March 2006.
DuPont lawyer edited DEP's media releases.
The science advisor to West Virginia's Dept of Environmental Protection insisted that DuPont review, edit and approve all C8-related statements issued by the state. Charleston Gazette-Mail, West Virginia. 3 July 2005.
Some Professors Take Payments To Express Views.
If a professor takes money from a company and then argues in the media for a position the company favors, is he an independent expert -- or a paid shill? It's not an academic question. Wall Street Journal. 10 December 2004.
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