Why didn’t Bill Moyers interview representatives of the chemical industry for TRADE SECRETS?

He does include industry representatives, in a format that gives them an unedited opportunity to present their point of view. Half an hour, which is 25% of the program, is devoted to a discussion of issues raised by facts in the internal industry documents that are the focus of the first portion of the program. This discussion provides equal time to chemical industry representatives as well as others with differing viewpoints representing the public health sector and environmental organizations.

In the discussion, the industry is invited to offer opinions on such issues as their assessment of the present state of regulation, the scientific basis for their confidence that chemicals absorbed by human beings have no health consequences in the short term or the long term, and their plans for the future to ensure that chemicals they manufacture pose no threat to the public. Q. Why weren’t industry representatives interviewed for the documentary portion of the program?

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