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The fines were issued because the airlines were found to have provided misleading information and were not transparent with prices, "which hinders consumers' ability to compare offers" and make informed decisions, the ministry said.

Six hovering angels shade their eyes with their hands, or else they shield their eyes behind transparent colored disks — think 14th century sunglasses.

In a paper cited by the EPA in their research, scientists publishing in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives recommended “a more stringent risk assessment approach for fluorinated pesticides, transparent disclosure of ‘inert’ ingredients on pesticide labels, a complete phase-out of post-mold fluorination of plastic containers, and greater monitoring in the United States.”

New laws are going through Parliament to force building owners to make the bills they charge more transparent, although campaigners who say the system is being abused don't believe the legislation goes far enough.

"Each component was rigorously tested and validated, and we made all the input data, assumptions, and methodologies fully transparent" adds Dr. Romani.