“Making Sense of Chemical Stories,” by Sense About Science.
The new edition of our public guide, Making Sense of Chemical Stories, was published by Sense About Science today with support from Royal Society of Chemistry. People are still being misled by chemical myths. This needs to stop. We urge everyone to stop repeating misconceptions about chemicals. The presence of a chemical isn’t a reason for alarm. The effect of a chemical depends on the dose. In lifestyle commentary, chemicals are presented as something that can be avoided, or eliminated using special socks, soaps or diets, and that cause only harm to health and damage to the environment. The public guide flags up the more serious misconceptions that exist around chemicals and suggests straightforward ways for people to evaluate them. Read more.
Making Sense of Chemical Stories
May 19, 2014
