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For example, Shattuck's office cooperates with the state in coordinating the disposal of low-level radiation substances from Harvard Medical School's teaching hospitals.
As much as Texans like to brag, their state has one distinction that few are proud of: it is the nation's leading producer of hazardous waste. Some 11,000 Texas businesses generate 70 million tons of the stuff annually. But last week Texas became the first state to ban...
Last year the U.S. produced an estimated 350 million tons of hazardous waste, and the disposal industry generated about $4 billion in revenues. The ; Texas decision highlights the nation's growing concern about how to balance industry's needs with the environmental impact of waste disposal. Alabama, New York, and...
Saddam's response was mixed. He said, in the event of a military option, he would employ all the means at his disposal and would undoubtedly spread the flames of war to other countries, especially Israel. If I have to fall to my knees and surrender or fight, Saddam said...
For now, Bush has good reason to indulge his intrinsic indifference to such things as block grants and toxic-waste disposal. Being Commander in Chief is more glorious and important than being commander of enterprise zones. But without presidential leadership, inertia is likely to set in on the home front...