Chemistry, 25.06.2020 04:01 Xavierayala2003

How could the government enforce ethical standards of scientific experiments?
A. The government could encourage scientists to make up their own
minds about ethics.
B. The government could take away research funds if ethical
standards are not met.
C. The government could let scientists monitor each other to
encourage ethical behavior.
D. The government could encourage the public to take a stand
against unethical scientists.

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