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Jasonmacnair
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Great article, found it while looking for similar thinking in the RP bio world. Our profession has all of the same issues and a similar lack of accountability. The RP bio is now just a rubber stamp organization for polluting industries, no wonder they are so supportive of RP bio's new status! In my 25 years I have never seen any difference in the work of non RP's- vs RP bio's. Except where ethics is concerned, and sadly the RP.Bio field is filled with unethical persons whose main objective is to "serve the client" above all, not the public and the environment.