PUBLISHED:January 15, 2014
Test: A deep dive into Charleston’s chemical spill
On NPR's Weekend Edition
Americans prefer their water clean, but not pure
"…there are over 60,000 chemicals in commerce in the United States and only a fraction of those have had really significant toxicity testing."
Professor James Salzman
Samuel F. Mordecai Professor of Law, Professor of Environmental Policy
His most recent book is Drinking Water: A History
In The Wall Street Journal
West Virginia chemical-spill site avoided broad regulatory scrutiny
In Slate
How safe is our drinking water?
In The New Yorker
No One’s Job: West Virgina’s Forbidden Waters
"The entire crisis is a tableau of abdication: years of privatization and non-regulation followed by panic."
Professor Jedediah Purdy
Robinson O. Everett Professor of Law