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In any case, it is a perfectly reasonable premise that governments should attach conditions to grants mandating public access to resulting peer-reviewed, published articles.
- The Administrator shall enhance planned and ongoing laboratory and field research andmodeling analyses, and conduct new research and analyses to produce peer-reviewed information concerning the human health and environmental effects of mercury and particulate matter and the contribution of U.S. electrical generating units to those effects.
Giri peer-reviewed the piece for the NYROB and recommended publication.
The estimates of avoided health effects, improved visibility, and monetary benefits of the Clear Skies Act are based on a method that reflects peer-reviewed data, models, and approaches that are applied to support EPA rulemakings and generate Reports to Congress on the benefits of air pollution regulation.
The article, published in 1994 in a prestigious, peer-reviewed journal called Statistical Science , argued with unnerving force that the first book of the Bible contains embedded codes that predict events that long postdate its writing and that these codes are, statistically speaking, "not due to chance."