From Critical Science to Solutions: The Best of Scientific Solutions -- Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- About This Volume -- Introduction: When Science Doesn't Have All the Answers -- Section I Critical Science -- Chapter 1. A Case Study of Pseudo-Science in Occupational Medicine -- Chapter 2. Endocrine Disruption Comes into Regulatory Focus -- Chapter 3. The Relevance of Occupational Epidemiology to Radiation Protection Standards -- Chapter 4. Science is Not Sufficient: Irving J. Selikoff and the Asbestos Tragedy -- Chapter 5. Silenced Science: Air Pollution Decision-Making at the EPA Threatens Public Health -- Section II Precautionary Science -- Chapter 6. PCBs in School-Persistent Chemicals, Persistent Problems -- Chapter 7. Chrysotile Asbestos Exposure: Cancer and Lung Disease Risks -- Chapter 8. Manganese in Gasoline: Are We Repeating History? -- Chapter 9. Describing Community Health Risks: Can Epidemiology be Improved? -- Chapter 10. Have Risks Associated with the Presence of Synthetic Organic Contaminants in Land-Applied Sewage Sludges Been Adequately Assessed? -- Chapter 11. Are We Winning or Losing the War on Cancer? Deciphering the Propaganda of NCI's 33-Year War -- Section III Solutions Science -- Chapter 12. What is Yet to Be Done -- Chapter 13. Good Practice Guidelines for Occupational Health Research Funded by the Private Sector -- Chapter 14. Factors Influencing Ergonomic Intervention in Construction: Trunkman Case Study -- Chapter 15. Green Chemistry in California: A Framework for Leadership in Chemicals Policy and Innovation -- Chapter 16. The Sustainability Solutions Agenda -- Contributors -- Index -- A Selection of Titles from the Work, Health and Environment Series -- Back Cover.