Surveying the damage brings tears of sorrow
John A. Baden May 18, 1994
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Surveying the damage brings tears of sorrow

TWICE I’ve cried in a movie. The first time I was 4 years old and saw Bambi. The second was in 1970, when I saw a tear-provoking “documentary” of a polar bear hunt. The few polar bears I’ve seen in the wild inspired awe and admiration. But during this film, a faux-sportsman was flown onto […]

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The anti-chlorine chorus is hitting some bum notes
John A. Baden May 4, 1994
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The anti-chlorine chorus is hitting some bum notes

HARVARD University Press recently published a book on risk regulation written by Stephen Breyer, chief judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals, First Circuit. Breyer argued that “the resources available to combat health risks are not limitless.” He is exactly right. We maximize health and environmental quality by investing our money and efforts where the […]

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