U.S. Environmental LawsWallis E. McClain (Jr.) Bureau of National Affairs, 1991 - 1292 pages |
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... methods and the better application of existing methods of preventing , reducing , and eliminating pollution from agriculture , including the legal , economic , and other implica- tions of the use of such methods . ( q ) ( 1 ) The ...
... methods and the better application of existing methods of preventing , reducing , and eliminating pollution from agriculture , including the legal , economic , and other implica- tions of the use of such methods . ( q ) ( 1 ) The ...
Page 2-18
... methods applicable to point and nonpoint sources , including inplace or accumulated sources of pollutants , and methods for reclaiming and recycling water and confining pollutants so they will not migrate to cause water or other ...
... methods applicable to point and nonpoint sources , including inplace or accumulated sources of pollutants , and methods for reclaiming and recycling water and confining pollutants so they will not migrate to cause water or other ...
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... methods and procedures to mitigate the harmful effects of high acidity , including innovative methods of neutralizing and restor- ing buffering capacity of lakes and methods of removing from lakes toxic metals and other toxic substances ...
... methods and procedures to mitigate the harmful effects of high acidity , including innovative methods of neutralizing and restor- ing buffering capacity of lakes and methods of removing from lakes toxic metals and other toxic substances ...
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Adminis Administrator determines Administrator shall promulgate agency Air Act Amendments air pollution air quality standard allocated allowances ambient air quality Amendments of 1990 appropriate approved assessment authorized carbon monoxide Clean Air Act compliance comply Congress contain costs date of enactment designated discharge disposal effect effluent limitations emission limitation emission standards enforcement environment Environmental established exceed facility Federal fiscal fuel funds grant GVWR hazardous substance hazardous waste human health issued later liability listed major stationary source ment motor vehicle nonattainment area nonroad notify owner or operator ozone paragraph person President proposed protection purposes pursuant to section release remedial action requirements respect response Secretary September 30 specified stationary source storage submit subparagraph subtitle sulfur dioxide Superfund term thereof tion toxic trator treatment underground storage tank United United States Code violation volatile organic compounds water pollution Water Pollution Control water quality