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Recent Developments from the Environmental Protection Agency
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 20 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The following are some U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency developments which may be of
interest. For more information on any of these subjects, call the
appropriate contact.
Science Inventory Launched for Public Use
Suzanne Ackerman: 202-564-7827 or ackerman.suzanne(At)epa.gov
To make EPA's quality science available to researchers and all
citizens, the EPA Science Inventory was launched on Nov. 18th for
public access. The Science...
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Practical ways to mine EPA's website.(Practical Management)(Environmental Protection Agency)
Pollution Engineering
; ... provides a somewhat different perspective by identifying pollution sources in any geographical area that the user may specify. It maps the locations of all air emission sources, hazardous waste generators, Superfund sites and other facilities that are required ...
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EPA's Internet leaves industry feeling exposed.
Chemical Week
; ... the Internet, complete with user-friendly databases, customized maps, and thousands of documents. Response from the public has been ... water, and hazardous waste permit reports. A companion tool maps each facility and surrounding wetlands, streams, parks, and communities ...
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Scientists decry 'atmosphere of fear' at EPA
Human Events
; The misuse of science at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has gone from the "chronic to the acute," according to David Lewis, a 28-year veteran of the controversial agency. Lewis told an overflow crowd at a July 20 Capitol Hill conference sponsored by the Lexington Institute that, at the
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EPA should respect the rights of the people.(Commentary)(Forum)
The Washington Times
; ... their mandates to true scientific study; they avoid legislative debate over the efficacy of their controls; they use a pliant news media to plant fear in Americans, and they refuse to be judged by the unconstitutional results of their own actions. Their only ...
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What is the EPA's Mission?
Chemical Engineering Progress
; The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is the primary federal agency responsible for safeguarding the environment and protecting human health from pollution. Since 1970, the agency has used three guiding principles to govern its work: results and accountability: innovation and
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EPA: Whitman to Announce National Awards for Smart Growth
U.S. Newswire
; News Advisory: EPA Administrator Christie Whitman will announce the winners of EPA's first National Awards for Smart Growth Achievement ...
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Testing Programs Take Shape at EPA.(Brief Article)
Chemical Week
; EPA IS RUSHING TO launch three key chemical testing programs before President Clinton leaves office in January. Methodologies and results from the first program, the high production volume (HPV) testing initiative, will help shape the other two efforts-children's health testing and endocrine
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Strengthening science's voice at EPA.(Symposium)
Law and Contemporary Problems
; ... commoncause.org (last visited Sept. 12, 2003). Accuracy in Media is committed to promoting fairness, accuracy and balance in news reporting. http://www.aim.org (last visited Sept. 12, 2003). E. DONALD ELLIOTT, Adjunct Professor of Law, Yale Law School; Partner ...
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SCIENCE AT EPA:RAYMOND C. LOEHR FEDERAL DOCUMENT CLEARING HOUSE, INC.
Congressional Testimony
; 00-00-0000 MARCH 29, 2001 TESTIMONY OF RAYMOND C. LOEHR, PH.D. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT, TECHNOLOGY, AND STANDARDS SUBCOMMITTEE COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Chairman and members of the subcommittee, I am Dr. Raymond C. Loehr, H. M. Alharthy
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IMPROVING SCIENCE BEHIND EPA REGULATIONS:DAVID L. MORRISON, PH.D.
Congressional Testimony
; 00-00-0000 July 13, 2000 Testimony of David L. Morrison, Adjunct Professor North Carolina State University and Member Committee on Research and Peer Review in EPA National Research Council Mr. Chairman and members of the subcommittee, I am David Morrison, Adjunct Professor at North Carolina State
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