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2024-08-30 20:02:37

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Acknowledging it’s not a plot to bankrupt US automakers doesn’t then mean the effect of importing inexpensive EV’s built in China is a net positive for the US economy, the workers at auto plants and suppliers. It may be a positive for the environment if more Americans can afford low or no emissions transportation but the disruption in the economy may be too high a price to pay.

2024-05-27 03:09:48

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having identity codes on products allows regulators to investigate quality issues and trace the supplier with the aim of finding sources of disease outbreak.
NPR would have no reason to hide such information from the lab because the expectation is the lab would run tests and report results back to NPR. In this case the lab management has stepped outside the norms and contacted the milk producer to ask for “permission” to run the tests. I’m putting permission in quotes because once the milk is sold to a customer, NPR in this case, the milk producer has no rights to dictate the use of the milk.
The lab has gone way outside the boundaries on this one by refusing to test and in addition refusing to send the samples to a different laboratory.