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BumRushDaShow

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29. "Entirely missing from the article is any relevant data"

Reply to FBaggins (Reply #27)

Wed Dec 25, 2024, 08:22 AM

11 hrs ago

Why would there be any "data" when this research project hasn't even started yet?

And if one wants to "insert data" from something perhaps parallel/related, but do so in a "mainstream/non-scientific" type article like this simply reporting the EPA's posting in the Federal Register, then most readers' eyes would roll unless they are in one of the STEM fields (like myself as a retired chemist).

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I included a link to the Federal Register notice BumRushDaShow Yesterday #14

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Entirely missing from the article is any relevant data FBaggins 12 hrs ago #27

"Entirely missing from the article is any relevant data" BumRushDaShow 11 hrs ago #29

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