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Subject Bibliography (SB) 088
December 11, 1997
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Access EPA, 1995. BOOK. 1995. Contains a comprehensive directory
of the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) major information
resources and services. Each entry includes an abstract describing the
resource, along with contact and ordering information. The appendix
contains acronyms, an index, and an evaluation form. 432 p.; ill.
0-16-048330-1
EP 1.8/13:AC 2/995-96
055-000-00509-5
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Air Chief, EFIG/EMAD/OAQPS/EPA, Version 5.0, October 1997.
CD-ROM. 1997. Provides public and private sectors with current
emissions data compiled from existing EPA reports and databases in
convenient, easily accessible format. CD-ROM in plastic case.
055-000-00580-0
15.00
America's Private Land: A Geography of Hope. BOOK. 1997. Presents
a call to renew our national commitment to America's private land and
private landowners. Outlines ways to preserve these lands. 81 p.; ill.
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001-000-04642-0
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Attention Truckers: No Dyed Fuel on the Highway. FOLDER. 1994.
Explains why some diesel fuel is dyed, what are the penalties for using
dyed fuel, and how to avoid its use in trucks and other highway vehicles.
Sold in Packages of 100 only.
TD 2.30/5:94-011
Bridge to a Sustainable Future: National Environmental Technology
Strategy. BOOK. 1995. Represents the views of thousands of
individuals who participated in events around the country to craft a
national environmental technology strategy that will put the United
States on a path to sustainable development. Builds on the ideas and
recommendations in the earlier National Science and Technology Council
(NSTC) document, "Technology for a Sustainable Future". 94 p.; ill.
0-16-048012-4
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Building on Consensus: A Progress Report on Sustainable America.
BOOK. 1997. Reports on the progress made by the President's Council
on Sustainable Development from March 1996 to date on what can be
done and how it should be accomplished as the United States moves
toward realizing sustainable development. Presents the work of the
Council's three implementation task forces: Innovative Local, State, and
Regional Approaches; New National Opportunities; and International
Leadership. 63 p. 0-16-048960-1
PR 42.8:SU 8/AM 3/2
CERCLIS: Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation, and
Liability Information System. CD-ROM. 1997. Contains the
Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability
Information System (CERCLIS). It is the official repository for all
Superfund site and incident data. Contains comprehensive information on
hazardous waste sites, site inspections, preliminary assessments, and
remedial status. System requirements: IBM compatible PC; 386SX
microprocessor; 4M RAM; Microsoft Windows 3.1; SVGA 256 color
display; and CD-ROM drive and mouse. CD-ROM and booklet in plastic
case.
Cleaner Technology Substitutes Assessment: A Methodology and
Resource Guide. BOOK. 1997. Presents the methods and resources
needed to conduct a Cleaner Technologies Substitutes Assessment
(CTSA), a methodology for evaluating the comparative risk, performance,
cost, and resources conservation of alternatives to chemicals currently
used by specific industry sectors. 540 p.; ill. 0-16-048959-8
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Closing the Circle on the Splitting of the Atom: The Environmental
Legacy of Nuclear Weapons Production in the United States and What
the Department of Energy is Doing About It. BOOK. 1995. Describes
existing environmental, safety, and health problems throughout the
nuclear weapons complex and what the Department of Energy is doing
to address them. 116 p.; ill. 0-16-048448-0
E1.2:C62
061-000-00854-3
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Code of Federal Regulations, Title 40, Protection of Environment,
Revised July 1, 1997:
Part 1-49. BOOK. 1997. 672 p.
Microfiche of the above. MICROFICHE. 1997.
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Part 50-51. BOOK. 1997.
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Part 52 (Section 52.01-52.1018). BOOK. 1997.
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Code of Federal Regulations, Title
40 - cont.
Part 81-85. BOOK. 1997. 695 p.; ill.
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Part 86. BOOK. 1997. 1117
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Code of Federal Regulations, Title 40 - cont.
Part 425-699. BOOK. 1997. 874 p.; ill.
Microfiche of the above. MICROFICHE. 1997.
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Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors, Volume 1: Stationary Point
and Area Sources. BOOK. 1995. Principal means by which the
Emission Factor and Inventory Group (EFIG) can document emission
factors, which are representative values that attempt to relate the quality
of a pollutant released to the atmosphere with an activity associated
with the release of that pollutant. Provides indications of the robustness,
or appropriateness, of emission factors for estimating average emissions
for a source activity. Includes a key word index.
2048 p.; ill. looseleaf.
Supplement A to the above. BOOK. 1996. 348 p.; ill.
EP 4.9:42/995/V.1/SUPP.A
Supplement B to the above. BOOK. 1997. 404 p.; ill.
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Compilation of Selected Acts Within the Jurisdiction of the Committee
on Commerce, As Amended Through December 31, 1996, Environmental
Law, April 1997:
Volume 1. BOOK. 1997. Includes: Clean Air Act; Clean Air Act
Amendments of 1977 (Public Law 95-95); Selected Provisions of the
Energy Security Act (Public Law 96-294); Clean Air Act Amendments
of 1990 (Public Law 101-549); and Section 348 of the National
Highway System Designation Act of 1995 (Public Law 104-59).
458 p. 0-16-054947-7
052-070-07099-4
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Compilation of Selected Acts - cont.
Volume 2. BOOK. 1997. Includes: Solid Waste Disposal Act;
Mercury-Containing and Rechargeable Battery Act; Pollution
Prevention Act of 1990; Toxic Substances Control Act of 1972; Safe
Drinking Water Act; Comprehensive Environmental Response,
Compensation, and Liability Act of 1980 (Superfund); and Superfund
Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1986 (SARA). 686 p.
0-16-054952-3
052-070-07129-0
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Consumer's Guide to Radon Reduction: How to Reduce Radon Levels in
Your Home. BOOK. 1992. Intended for people who have tested their
home for radon and confirmed that they have elevated radon levels.
Provides guidance on how to: select a qualified contractor to reduce the
radon levels in your home; determine an appropriate radon reduction
method; and maintain a radon reduction system. 17 p. 0-16-036255-5
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Controlling Heat Stress in Agriculture. CARD. 1996. Lists the key
elements and basic steps to controlling heat stress in agriculture.
8x4 in. Sold in Packages of 25 only.
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Spanish Edition of the above. CARD.
Packages of 25 only.
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1996. 8x4 in. Sold in
Controlling Heat Stress Made Simple = Maneras Sencillas de Controlar la
Fatiga Causada por el Calor. POSTER. 1995. Explains the symptoms of
heat stress. Presents a summary of key points to follow for controlling
heat stress as well as an outline of a comprehensive program. Consists
of charts labeled: Key Elements; Basic Steps; Heat Illnesses and First Aid
Measures; Heat Illness and Pesticide Poisoning; Comparison of
Symptoms of Heat Exhaustion and Organophosphate/Carbamate
Poisoning; and A Basic Program for Controlling Heat Stress. Spanish
edition on reverse side. 21x24 in.; folded.
EP 1.2:H 35/4
Cooling Our Communities: A Guidebook on Tree Planting and
Light-Colored Surfacing. BOOK. 1992. Describes how citizens can help
reduce air pollution, abate the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, and
possibly lower the rising urban summer temperatures through planting
trees and lightening the colors of buildings and paved surfaces.
255 p.; ill. 0-16-036034-X
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ECO-Efficiency Task Force Report. BOOK. 1996. Presents a plan to
realize the ideal of sustainable development in United States business
and industry. Proposes goals and policies which should result in the
production, delivery, and use of competitively priced goods and services
in a manner that protects the natural environment and increases social
well-being. 392 p.; ill.
PR 42.8:SU 8/EC 7
Education for Sustainability: An Agenda for Action. BOOK. 1996. Lays
out a number of recommendations as to how to build concepts of
sustainability into educational programs. Attempts to broaden our
concept of education to include sustainable development. Presents
specific initiatives, and opportunities for interested individuals from all
sectors to become partners, leaders, or participants in activities that
educate for sustainability. Provides a framework for a flexible strategy
and a toolbox of ideas, which can be tailored to educational strategies
reflective of individual and community needs. 93 p.; ill.
PR 42.8:SU 8/ED 8
Emission Trends Viewer CD, 1985-1995. CD-ROM. 1996. System
requirements: IBM compatible PC; 640K RAM; BOOK hard disk space;
DOS 3.1; MS CD-ROM extensions 2.01; and CD-ROM reader.
Endangered and Threatened Species of the Southeastern United States,
Region Four. SUBSCRIPTION. LIST ID ESUS. Subscription service
consists of a basic manual and supplementary material for an
indeterminate period. In looseleaf form, punched for 3-ring binder.
Contains National, regional, and individual species proposed for listing; a
copy of the Endangered Species Act; critical habitat designation; Federal
regulations; and individual species accounts (historic population range,
reason for endangered status, etc.). Region Four includes Alabama,
Arkansas, the Carolines, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Tennessee, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Subscription
price: Domestic - $94.00; Foreign - $117.50. File Code 1L.
0-16-024849-3
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Endangered and Threatened Species Recovery Program: Report to
Congress. BOOK. 1994. Provides information on: the status of
recovery plan development; the status of all endangered species in the
United States; a State-by-State list of endangered species; and selected
species highlights by State. 283 p.; ill. 0-16-043156-5
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Environmental Administrative Decisions: Decisions of the United States
Environmental Protection Agency:
Volumes 1-4. BOOKS. 1995. Contains tables of: Cases Reported;
Federal Judicial Decisions Cited; Administrative Decisions Cited;
Federal Statutes Cited; and Federal Regulations Cited. Volumes 1-3
cover March 1972 to February 1992 and include Decisions of the
Administrator and Judicial Officers. Volume 4 covers March 1992 to
December 1993 and includes Decisions of the Environmental Appeals
Board. All volumes have a subject index with references by key
words, phrases, and topics in reported decisions. (Clothbound)
4bks. (4510 p.) 0-16-048221-6
Volume 5, January 1994-April 1995.
913 p.
BOOK. 1996. (Clothbound)
055-000-00533-8
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055-000-00545-1
40.00
Environmental Diplomacy: The Environment and United States Foreign
Policy. BOOK. 1997. Known as the: Secretary of State's First Annual
Environmental Diplomacy Report. Details the Clinton Administration's
priorities for working globally, regionally, and bilaterally to combat
serious and growing international environmental threats. Documents an
important turning point in United States foreign policy. 32 p.; ill.
0-16-049032-4
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Environmental Health Perspectives. SUBSCRIPTION. LIST ID EHPM.
Issued monthly. Presents research articles and news of the environment.
Subscription price: Domestic - $100.00 a year; Foreign - $125.00 a
year. Single copy price: Domestic - $9.00 a copy; Foreign - $11.25 a
copy. File Code 2N.
HE 20.3559:
Environmental Health Perspectives Supplement. SUBSCRIPTION.
LIST ID EHP. Issued bimonthly. Presents conference, workshop, and
symposium proceedings as well as in-depth perspectives reviews.
Subscription price: Domestic - $75.00 a year; Foreign - $93.75 a year.
Single copy price: Domestic - $20.00 a copy; Foreign - $25.00 a copy.
File Code 2N. 0-16-010439-4
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Environmental Planning for Small Communities: A Guide for Local
Decision-Makers. BOOK. 1994. Focuses on the environmental issues
and problems addressed by the EPA. Shows small communities how to
plan ahead to solve environmental problems, prioritize solutions to
environmental problems, and develop a strategy for regulatory
compliance. 160 p.; ill. 0-16-045748-3
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Environmental Quality: The Twenty-Fifth Annual Report of the Council on
Environmental Quality. BOOK. 1997. Focuses broadly on
environmental developments over the past quarter century, and more
specifically on developments during 1994-1995. 560 p.; ilk
0-16-048979-2
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041-011-00091-2
$29.00
Environmental Technologies Export Market Plan:
Brazil. BOOK. 1996. Describes how United States companies can
export environmental technologies to Brazil. Covers markets in:
water and wastewater; industrial and hazardous waste treatment;
solid waste disposal; and air pollution control. 70 p.; ill.
0-16-053266-3
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Chile and Argentina. BOOK. 1994. Provides a strategic marketing
plan for exporting environmental technologies to Chile and
Argentina. Includes sections on: the Chilean and Argentinean
Markets; Foreign Market Presence; Current United States
Programs; and Recommendations for United States Business.
28 p. 0-16-045739-4
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China. BOOK. 1996. Provides recommendations on how to
operate effectively in China's environmental market. 59 p.
0-16-048581-9
Mexico. BOOK. 1994. Provides information on: United States
government environmental programs and their customers in
Mexico; the Mexican environmental technologies market; and
competition from Mexican and foreign environmental programs.
Also includes a detailed list of United States government actions
for fiscal year 1995. 25 p. 0-16-045738-6
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Turkey. BOOK. 1996. Provides a detailed analysis of Turkey's
environmental needs and markets for air pollution control, water
supply, wastewater treatment, solid waste collection and disposal,
and energy-related environmental projects. 62 p. 0-16-053289-2
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Environmental Technology Initiative, Fiscal Year 1994-Fiscal Year 1995
Projects, Removing Barriers to Innovations That Protect Public Health and
the Environment. BOOK. 1997. Highlights specific examples of how
President Clinton's Environmental Technology Initiative (ETI) stakeholders
throughout the country are helping to reinvent national policies and
regulations to reward innovative efforts to reduce barriers to technology
innovation. 31 p.; ill.
EP1.2:T 22/21
EPA: A Guide to Heat Stress in Agriculture. BOOK. 1994. Helps
private and commercial pesticide applicators and agricultural employers
protect their workers from heat illness. Applies recognized heat stress
management principles to the particular conditions of agriculture.
Emphasizes the problems of controlling heat stress among pesticide
handlers and early entry workers (those who go into an area while entry
is restricted after treatment with pesticides) who must wear protective
gear. 50 p.; ill.
EP1.8:H35
EPA Headquarters Telephone Directory, April 1997. BOOK. 1997.
Provides names, telephone numbers, building codes, room numbers, mail
codes, and facsimile numbers for organizations and individuals in the
Environmental Protection Agency. Includes the following sections:
Alphabetical, Organization, Region, Subject, Hotline, and Reference.
World Wide Web addresses have been added to the Subject section.
316 p.; ill.
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EPA Strategic Plan. BOOK. 1997. 108 p.; ill.
EPA Toxic Release Inventory, 1987-1994, CD-ROM and User's Manual.
CD-ROM AND BOOK. 1996. Provides a comprehensive overview of
toxic chemical pollution from manufacturing facilities in the United
States. Can be used to: evaluate local facilities through comparisons;
determine how toxic chemicals are used; and evaluate health risks for
the community. System requirements: IBM compatible 386; 640K RAM;
31 OK RAM available for fielded data; 1.5M hard disk space; MS-DOS or
PC-DOS 3.3; CD-ROM drive with CD-ROM Extensions; and Windows
3.1. 192 p.; ill. looseleaf, in binder, with 2 CD-ROMs. 0-16-048795-1
Expedited Site Assessment Tools for Underground Storage Tank Sites: A
Guide for Regulators. BOOK. 1997. Provides Federal, State and local
regulators with information that will help them to evaluate new as well
as conventional underground storage tank site assessment technologies.
Helps these organizations to develop their own guidance documents.
Promotes the use of "Expedited Site Assessments". 292 p.; ill.
EP1.8:T61/2
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Federalism and Environmental Protection: Case Studies for Drinking
Water and Ground-Level Ozone. BOOK. 1997. 79 p.
Framework for Environmental Health Risk Management, Final Report,
Volume 1, 1997. BOOK. 1997. Introduces a unique Risk Management
Framework to guide investments of valuable public-sector and private-
sector resources in researching, assessing, characterizing, and reducing
risk. Sets forth principles for making good risk management decisions
and for actively engaging stakeholders in the process. Intended to
catalyze a new generation of risk-based environmental and health
protections. Defines a clear process for risk management that can be
scaled to the importance of a public health or environmental problem.
70 p.; ill.
GLOBAL Program Teacher's Guide, 1997.
index dividers; ill. looseleaf.
KIT. 1997. 872 p. and 9
Green Products by Design: Choices for a Cleaner Environment. BOOK.
1992. Provides a conceptual overview of how designers might integrate
environmental concerns with traditional design objectives, and how
policy makers can best take advantage of such opportunities for "green
design". 125 p.; ill. 0-16-038066-9
Y 3.T 22/2:2 G 82
Greening of World Trade: A Report to EPA From the Trade and
Environment Committee of the National Advisory Council for
Environmental Policy and Technology. BOOK. 1993. Discusses
longer-term policy ramifications of international trade and environmental
issues for government and the private sector. 240 p.; ill.
0-16-041702-3
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Guidance Documents for Natural Resource Damage Assessment Under
the Oil Pollution Act of 1990: NOAA, Damage Assessment and
Restoration Program. CD-ROM. 1996. Provides guidance to natural
resource trustees using the Oil Pollution Act regulations. Includes
sections on preassessment phase, injury assessment, compensation
formulas, primary restoration, and restoration planning. System
requirements: IBM compatible 386; 4M RAM; 6M free hard drive space;
Windows 3.1; VGA or SVGA monitor; ISO 9660 CD-ROM drive; and MS
CD-ROM extensions 2.11. Macintosh requirements: Macintosh 68020;
Mac System 7.0; 2M RAM; 4M free hard drive space; and ISO 9660
CD-ROM drive with Foreign File Access 4.02 and ISO 9660 File Access
5.02. Optional: Printer with 1M RAM. CD-ROM and paper insert in
plastic case.
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Guide to Environmental Issues. BOOK. 1996. Lists Federal and State
agencies as well as pertinent laws, with brief comments on each law's
intent. Dedicated to the enthusiastic interest and creative ideas of people
across the country who are concerned about the Nation's environmental
health. Includes: glossary of terms and acronyms; major environmental
laws; government agencies; and EPA information numbers. 84 p.; ill.
0-16-048739-0
EP 1.8:EN 8/18/996
Handbook of Hazardous Waste Management. BOOK. 1996. Provides
information needed to implement an effective system for hazardous
waste management and waste minimization at Fish and Wildlife Service
facilities. 63 p.
I 49.6/2:W 28
Home Buyer's and Sellers Guide to Radon. BOOK. 1993. Prepared for
anyone buying or selling a home who wants to learn about radon, an
invisible, cancer-causing, radioactive gas. This pamphlet tells how to test
for radon. 31 p.; ill. 0-16-041680-9
EP 1.8:H 75
How to Effectively Recover Free Product at Leaking Underground Storage
Tank Sites: A Guide for State Regulators. BOOK. 1996. Addresses
recovery of free petroleum products below the ground surface. Focuses
on scientific and engineering-related considerations for evaluating various
technologies for the recovery of free product from the subsurface.
182 p.; ill. 0-16-042691-X
How to Evaluate Alternative Cleanup Technologies for Underground
Storage Tank Sites: A Guide for Corrective Action Plan Reviewers.
BOOK. 1995. Provides technical guidance to State regulators who
oversee cleanups and evaluate corrective action plans (CAPs) that
propose alternative cleanup technologies. Focuses on appropriate
technology use. Takes into consideration site-specific conditions and the
nature and extent of contamination. Some of the basic concepts can be
applied to hazardous substance and hazardous waste sites as well.
422 p.; ill. revised. 0-16-042641-3
Lead Poisoning and Your Children. FOLDER. 1996. Explains how to
protect your household from the effects of lead poisoning. Pamphlet
opens up to be a 17 x 11 inch poster with the caption: Protect Your
Children From Lead Poisoning. Sold in Packages of 100 only.
EP 5.2:L 46
My Wetland Coloring Book. BOOK. 1991. Provides drawings of
marshes, swamps, and other kinds of wetlands, and the wildlife that
lives in them. Explains why wetlands are an important natural resource
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Classroom to Community and Beyond, Educating for a Sustainable
Future. BOOK. 1997. Reflects the observations, findings, and
recommendations made by the Public Linkage, Dialogue, and Education
Task Force (PLTF). Focuses on the important role that formal and
nonformal education plays in equipping citizens with the knowledge,
skills, and abilities necessary to move our nation towards a sustainable
future. 135 p.
Risk Assessment and Risk Management in Regulatory Decision-Making,
Final Report, Volume 2, 1997. BOOK. 1997. Addresses many
technical and policy issues related to health and environmental risk-based
decisions. Makes recommendations for specific Federal regulatory
programs and agencies. 219 p.; ill.
State of the Chesapeake Bay, 1995. BOOK. 1995. Describes the
Chesapeake Bay Program, a regional, Federal-State-local partnership
which has directed and coordinated Chesapeake Bay restoration since
the signing of the 1983 Chesapeake Bay Agreement. Covers such topics
as: land use, population, and pollution; water quality and living
resources; and citizen monitoring. Includes a glossary. 47 p.; ill.
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Sustainable America: A New Concensus for Prosperity, Opportunity, and
a Healthy Environment for the Future. BOOK. 1996. Recommends a
national action strategy for sustainable development at a time when
Americans are confronted with new challenges that have global
ramifications. 193 p.; ill. 0-16-048529-0
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Technology for a Sustainable Future: A Framework for Action. BOOK.
1994. Intended to lay the groundwork for a dialogue with Congress,
State governments, industry, nongovernmental organizations, academia,
and interested members of the public to forge a public-private partnership
to advance the development and diffusion of environmental technologies.
Focuses on four major dimensions of the development and diffusion of
technology: facilitating innovation; encouraging new approaches;
engaging the world; and learning and working together. 158 p.; ill.
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12(b), Exports, and 13, Imports, of the Toxic Substances Control Act
(TSCA), and the rules and policy issues under these sections. 39 p.
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1985 Edition. BOOKS. 1986., Lists over 6,300 substances whose
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United States has taken place since January 1, 1975. Four thousand five
hundred of the 63,000 substances have had their identities claimed as
confidential and have been assigned generic names. Contents: Volume 1,
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substances that have been added to the inventory since the 1985
publication. Covers two sections: Inventory Search Assistance and
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Training Reference for Oil Spill Response. BOOK. 1994. Provides a
foundation of suggested subject material for training: qualified
individuals; spill management teams; vessel personnel; facility personnel;
oil spill removal organizations; and for worker health safety. Issued with
perforations. 131 p.; ill.
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With Energy Security, National Security, Environmental Quality, and
Science Leadership. BOOK. 1997. 69 p.; ill.
We've Got the Whole World in Our Hands: Environmental Careers.
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training requirements for selected environmental occupations. 11 p.; ill.
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Compliance Guide: A Guide to Federal Environmental Regulation. BOOK.
1996. Explains the complex Federal requirements that wood preserving
facilities are subject to under the RCRA. Designed to summarize, in
laymans terms, the applicable regulations. Provides additional information
sources. 260 p.; ill. ;
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