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Glem angsten for pesticider i fødevarer og tænk over, hvad din mobiltelefon tørrer af på dig. Miljøtoksikolog Nina Cedergreen peger på samfundets irrationelle omgang med kemikalier.
Når lovgivningen er for stram, går vi glip af nye og bedre stoffer, og når grænseværdier ikke bestemmes af stoffers giftighed men af politik, kommer vi til at bekymre os om det helt forkerte.
Programmet blev sendt første gang den 27. juni 2022
24 spørgsmål til professoren er støttet af Carlsbergfondet.
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…
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