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Commission on Risk Assessment and Risk Management Commission Urges New Systern for Managing the Reduction of Risks t0 Public Hcalth and Environment u 4f4 Manult Ix">44 Xv: Appointed by President Clinton and Congress experts say "stakeholders DIMS{ be ioled early 0n in deciding ,. whetner health risk warrants action anid wnal Gbow it WASHINGTON, DC Saying is timc Overcnme  our highly 7174i TunlaIlal: 4 en4uli" {LlsF 4"diset/ 'fl eimeE Aa Jilae WoteLae fragmented, adversarial system' for reducing risks to the environment and LCehean public health; 10-member federal commission today reco mended Eu-ILz luctaculi Iulat K*uns; hv3 adoption of nlew risk-management framcwork that will quickly involve all A [cna7errdt Ainaken | 0t444Lli-" l especially the public carly On In identifying risks stakeholders K [JMeet Jini 4 ia and deciding whal t0 do about them) an Mn A Ajuc# Oaeanlc Ootr AlLie Citirg lhe current patchworz of Congressional statutes" atlempting HLtma l Tetf-~_# ;I An D Aul Ju regulate air pollution water pollution contaminated food and waste sites e Llt# Lal ( Mtaau: the Commission on Risk ssessment and Risk Management proposed "a syStematic, comprehensive framework that begins by putting any curent te Rahku` problemn into broader context of public health or environmental health and UiKll Entnc JLleeyaintt Mntim_eesi tt Mashingtsn Ymzinl- Tute 4 (tL ! Leit actively engages stakeholders especially at the initial step of formulating Ihe probler. Lerid Wue "We don" Wani paralysis by analysis: We want an effective, Mcitnanmer ~4T4Me RLlk Ihtteh" efficient and expeditious system for reducing risks and improving public Jeal  Fe Ilnttr Mh Jinnitr' heaith ard the environment said Dr: Gilbert Omenn. chairman of the Commission and dean of the University of Washington School of Public Health and Community Medicire in Szattie. 1 nion CongrexMonall; authFd Ctllt minke 'cndatus Wrijk encesint UI aud risk MQ(arertetif Fedefel rerulaton rutratrTJ Accvccdixecualo Pnnlc: Alh Vcceelat 43-duls Jun : Hesccc Pan MoPosicon-vrir'