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As nanotechnology continues to stir debate, two diverse schools of thought prevail, says attorney Sonia E. Miller. U.S. regulators maintain that the unique size and properties of nanoscale materials do not warrant new laws. But some advocacy groups and non-government organizations say that simply tinkering with existing regulations will not address the social, health, environmental and economic concerns posed by nanotechnologies. These differences in opinion pervade international discourse.
April 07, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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