Industry must self-regulate nanotech risks systematically

Insurer warns companies are wrongly relying on current policies to cover nano activities

15-May-2008
In the absence of an agreed regulatory framework for nanotechnology, companies must put in place coherent risk management systems and use a growing library of technical standards to define and assess the safety of nanomaterials, according to a leading industry representative.Most companies developing nanomaterials have put some risk management measures in place, but these are often piecemeal and disorganised. What is needed is a management system...

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