The management of toxic waste 
.... The concerns of the American public were made clear in a 1990 Roper poll in which the respondents ranked active hazardous
waste sites as the number one ....
(1774
7
)
Toxic Waste Management The management of toxic waste is a serious ...
.... The concerns of the American public were made clear in a 1990 Roper poll in which the respondents ranked active hazardous
waste sites as the number one ....
(1709
7
)
Disposal of Radioactive Waste
.... This research examines the various types of radioactive
waste and the progress toward establishing long-term
waste sites for them. ....
(1501
6
)
Environmental racism
.... corporations. Hazardous
waste sites are all too often placed in already blighted communities inhabited by racial minorities and the poor. In ....
(993
4
)
Environment and Race
.... corporations. Hazardous
waste sites are all too often placed in already blighted communities inhabited by racial minorities and the poor. In ....
(993
4
)
Phytoremediation Technology for Hazardous Waste
.... environmental contaminants in water, soil and sediments" (BIOMINET, 1998a, p. 2). It is fairly new as an attempt to treat hazardous
waste sites, although it ....
(2025
8
)
Mediterranean Dumping
.... France and Spain are likely to have difficulty in finding
waste sites that are acceptable to environmentalists as well as to local residents, since the same ....
(810
3
)
PHYTOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY
.... environmental contaminants in water, soil and sediments" (BIOMINET, 1998a, p. 2). It is fairly new as an attempt to treat hazardous
waste sites, although it ....
(2025
8
)
PHYTOREMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY
.... environmental contaminants in water, soil and sediments" (BIOMINET, 1998a, p. 2). It is fairly new as an attempt to treat hazardous
waste sites, although it ....
(2023
8
)
Nuclear Waste Disposal
.... More than 1,100 nuclear
waste sites have been identified at Hanford. .... 1165-1166). Among these 3,700
sites are those producing or storing nuclear
waste. ....
(3820
15
)
Managing Munipipal Solid Waste
.... whole area of the landfill. Public opposition to the designation of hazardous
waste sites has grown. In 1973, US polls indicated ....
(3902
16
)
Nuclear Waste Storage Problem
.... contamination. The original Nuclear
Waste Policy Act called for the scientific analysis of a number of potential
sites. The 1987 ....
(4389
18
)
Agricultural and Industrial Waste Material
.... of the concrete aggregates. The bulk of the kiln dust must be disposed of at
waste disposal
sites. The costs for storage, transportation ....
(8064
32
)
Environmental Laws
.... Finally, CERCLA created guidelines for closed and abandoned hazardous
waste sites, including the assignment of liability to those responsible for releasing the ....
(3852
15
)
Environmental and Labor Regulation
.... Superfund sets aside money for the cleanup of buried or forgotten
waste sites that pose a continuing hazard to the environment (EPA, 7). Labor. ....
(1422
6
)
Dealing with Radioactive Waste Disposal of Radioactive Waste
.... By the mid 1990s, there were three proposed
sites for different types of nuclear
waste storage. Yucca Mountain was proposed for high level nuclear wastes. ....
(2468
10
)
Effects of Oil as a Hazardous Waste
.... In H. Freeman (ed.), Hazardous
waste minimization (pp. .... field screening techniques and health risk based cleanup criteria for petroleum contaminated
sites. ....
(5279
21
)
Landfills and Waste Problem
Only in recent years has there been a growing awareness in the United States concerning
waste dump
sites. Landfills, as they are ....
(1845
7
)
Annotated Bibliography Malthus in Africa: Rwanda's Genocide
.... likely to take on "easier" or "low-risk"
sites when dealing with Superfund projects aimed at rehabilitating some of the country's most hazardous
waste sites. ....
(1719
7
)
Annotated Bibliography
.... likely to take on "easier" or "low-risk"
sites when dealing with Superfund projects aimed at rehabilitating some of the country's most hazardous
waste sites. ....
(1719
7
)
Oil: A Hazardous Waste In recent years, oil pol
.... In H. Freeman (ed.), Hazardous
waste minimization (pp. .... field screening techniques and health risk based cleanup criteria for petroleum contaminated
sites. ....
(5280
21
)
Contaminated Drinking Water
.... lakes. Ground water is contaminated by
waste from landfills and also by leakage from hazardous-
waste sites (6:61). The Environmental ....
(1708
7
)
Drinking Water Contamination
.... lakes. Ground water is contaminated by
waste from landfills and also by leakage from hazardous-
waste sites (6:61). The Environmental ....
(1746
7
)
Removal of Arsenic Compounds From Waste Water L
.... compounds because arsenate and arsenite ions must compete for binding
sites with other .... method for the removal of arsenic containing compounds from
waste water. ....
(1710
7
)
Marketing & Envorinmental Impact
.... with toxic
waste disposal, and individuals who often had little background in the proper disposal of such
waste were able to open dump
sites and operate them ....
(2536
10
)
Applicability of the UD to Indigenous Peoples
.... and oil rights. What is even worse now is that radioactive
waste dumping
sites are looked at near Indian lands. "It seems likely ....
(2315
9
)
The Communicable Disease Center
.... ATSDR) received $73 million through the Consolidated Appropriations bill to continue critical health assessment work at hazardous
waste sites around the nation ....
(1989
8
)
The Communicable Disease Center (CDC)
.... ATSDR) received $73 million through the Consolidated Appropriations bill to continue critical health assessment work at hazardous
waste sites around the nation ....
(1989
8
)
Public Health System Responsibilities and Duties
.... In addition, the ATSDR inspects those
waste sites on the National Priorities List and investigates any complaints it receives regarding environmental problems. ....
(6445
26
)
Glass
.... Efficiently operated recycling programs can easily divert 35 percent or more of municipal solid
waste away from disposal at
waste sites. ....
(2589
10
)
