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November 5th, 2009
Nanotechnologies : s’informer, s’exprimer… et après ? (1/2)
Abstract:
A peine lancé, le débat public sur les nanotechnologies, intitulé Je m'informe, je m'exprime, censé éclairer l'Etat sur "l'organisation du contrôle et du suivi des nanomatériaux, la caractérisation de l'exposition et l'évaluation de la toxicité sur l'homme et les écosystèmes, l'information et la protection du travailleur et du consommateur, les modalités de soutien à la recherche et aux innovations dans ce domaine", fait déjà polémique.
Le collectif Pièces et Mains d'Oeuvre, connu pour ses enquêtes, analyses, ses actions d'éclat et son refus critiques des nanotechnologies, refuse ainsi de participer à ce qu'il qualifie de campagne nationale d'acceptabilité des nanotechnologies destinée à "vaincre la méfiance de citoyens- consommateurs échaudés par trop de scandales techno-industriels : amiante, vache folle, OGM" (voir aussi Aujourd'hui le nanomonde, site qu'ils consacrent à cette opération).
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