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Negotiated
Rulemaking to Develop
Crane and Derrick
Safety Standards,
Occupational Safety
and Health Administration
(OSHA) of the U.S.
Department of Labor:
negotiated rulemaking
process to develop
worker safety standards
for the use of cranes
and derricks in
construction (29
Code of Federal
Regulations part
1926, subpart N)
to revise existing
OSHA standards that
date back to 1968.
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| Abortion
Dialogue among Pro-Life
and Pro-choice Leaders,
in conjunction with
the Public Conversations
Project:
six-year dialogue
on the issue of abortion,
called for by the
Massachusetts Governor
and the Cardinal of
the Archdiocese of
Boston after fatal
shootings at two Massachusetts
women’s health
clinics. Dialogue
participants co-authored
a Boston Globe article
describing their experiences
of the facilitated
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| Central
Landfill Action Committee,
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency,
Superfund, Region
I: assessment
and recommendations
for Johnston Central
Landfill (RI) Action
Committee, a group
composed of legislators,
federal and state
environmental officials,
mayor and city council
members, and citizens
from neighborhoods
abutting landfill,
convened to address
public health concerns.
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| Re-Evaluate
Environmental Regulations
to Ensure Protection
of Children’s
Health for U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency,
Office of Children’s
Health Protection:
representatives ranging
from pesticide industry
to environmental organizations
selected technology-based
regulations for re-evaluation
as risk-based regulations
to make them more
protective of children’s
health. |
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| Children’s
Health Protection
Advisory Committee,
U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency,
Office of Children’s
Health Protection:
policy dialogue among
doctors, public health
specialists, child
advocates, environmental
justice advocates,
environmentalists,
state and federal
government officials,
and representatives
of pesticide, pharmaceutical,
agricultural and chemical
industries and farm
workers, to develop
recommendations to
EPA to protect children
from environmental
threats. |
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| Hazardous
Substances Program,
Massachusetts Institute
of Technology:
workshop to discuss
health effects of
incinerators, attended
by industry and environmental
technical experts. |
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| Massachusetts
General Hospital:
negotiation training
for nursing students. |
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| Program
for Health Care Negotiation
and Conflict Resolution,
Harvard School of
Public Health, Harvard
University:
mediator mentor for
negotiation and mediation
training for health
care professionals. |
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