by Alison McCook
NEWS ANALYSIS	No academic ghostwriting at EPA Email: Alison McCook - abmccook@yahoo.com News from The Scientist 2005, 6(1):20050727-01 Published   27 July 2005

Despite suggestions to the contrary, the $5 million the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) plans to spend over the next 5 years on public relations work, including asking outside writers to compose articles about EPA research, will not include ghostwriting for articles published in academic, peer-reviewed journals, the agency said this week.

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