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The ‘precautionary principle’, widely used in environmental and public-health governance, holds that when an action carries a credible risk of serious or irreversible harm, what should NOT be used as a reason to postpone protective measures?

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1. The ‘precautionary principle’, widely used in environmental and public-health governance, holds that when an action carries a credible risk of serious or irreversible harm, what should NOT be used as a reason to postpone protective measures?

Public opposition

The absence of full scientific certainty

Budget constraints

Political feasibility

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