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The precautionary principle states that action should be taken to prevent or reduce a possible harm:
so long as precautions for possible errors are also taken
only when the scientific evidence for the harm taking place is complete and certain
only if the public has participated in decision-making
if the scientific evidence, though not complete, shows that the harm is plausible
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