Philip Morris
the Advancement of Sound Science Coalition (Tassc) Member Survey
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- Named Person
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- Named Organization
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- Tassc, the Advancement of Sound Science Coalition
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- Tassc, the Advancement of Sound Science Coalition
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The Advancement of Sound Science Coalition (TASSC)
Member Survey
Please complete this brief survey to help TASSC respond to your interests. If we have not provided
enough space
for your answers, please feel free to attach additional pages. A postage-paid envelope is provided
for your conve-
nience. Thank you for your assistance!
Name Telephone
Description of your Rield of Work
1. Here are some suggested activities identified as potential roles for TASSC. Please check the 5
roles you think are most important for TASSC to undertake.
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Informing and educating the public on the perils of the use of unsound science in policy decisions
Establishing a set of principles to guide the use of science in public policy decisions
Serving as a "watchdog" to identify examples of the use of unsound science
Organizing public and press events to highlight examples of unsound science
Speaking out on the economic impact and costs of unsound science
Providing educational materials for you and your company and/or group
Providing a"Speakets Bureau" to speak out on the issues of unsound science
F_J ' Having members of the coalition author articles on unsound science
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Serving as an "alternate viewpoint" to groups who misuse science to achieve a predetermined
policy objective
Entering into the dialogue on Risk Assessment and Risk Management
Involvement in amending the Delaney Clause
Developing a'TASSC Public Information Bureau
2. Following are a list of issues suggested by some of our members as examples of unsound,
incomplete, or unsubstantiated science that TASSC should highlight in its activities. For each of
these, please rate its importance to TASSC in its effort to promote sound science.
Asbestos
Cellular Telephones
Chlorine and Chlorinated
Compounds in Pulp
and Paper
Chlorofluorocarbons (CFC's)
Clean Air Act
Clean Water Act
Dioxin
Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
Important Somewhat Important Unsure/No Opinion

Endangered Species Act
Environmental Tobacco Smoke
Fiberglass
Genetically Engineered
Products/Food
Household Hazardous Wastes
Other Biotech Issues
Irradiation
PesticideslFood Safety
Radon
Superfund
Wetlands
Waste Disposal Issues
Important Somewhat Important Unsure/No opinion
3. Of the above list, are there any issues that TASSC should not be invoivecd in?
4. Are there other issues we should consider? (please list)
5. Have you had any personal or professional experience with the use of unsound science? If so,
please list.
6. Is there a particular issue or example of unsound science that you personally would be interested
in becoming involved in? If so, what?
7. Are you a member of another professional group or coalition that might be interested in the
activities of TASSC? If so, please list the name and address of the organization.
8. Would you be interested in participating in public meetings and events in your area to publicize
TASSC and highlight the use of unsoundscience?
Yes
No
9. Do you have any other suggestions or ideas to ensure TASSC's success and effectiveness?
10. Please give us the name and address of others you feel would be interested in joining TASSC.
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TTtank you again for taking the time to complete this survey. We are very interested in your
thoughtsl
(Please return in the enclosed postage-paid envelope.)
