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Emergeo Working Group (2013) Liquefaction phenomena associated with the Emilia earthquake sequence of May-June 2012 (Italy). Nat Hazards Earth Syst Sci 13 935-947 Georgiadis T, Pescerelli Lagorio P (2012) The communication of science as an ethical issue the case of Rafifaele Bendandi. Ann Geophys 55 3... [Pg.102]

In 2001, the European commission held a discussion to review the scientific and ethical issues surrounding embryonic stem cells and found significant differences in how countries viewed the issues. Much to the dismay of some countries within the EU, the commission recommended the use of European Commission funds for basic research, albeit with careful monitoring (84). Germany, Italy, and Spain for example ban such stem cell research within their borders, while the UK was less ethically compromised. Various groups in the EU mobilized to ban such research throughout the member countries. [Pg.99]

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