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Volume 3 - December 2001

Contents

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Points of View

  • Editorial: The Implications of September 11 for Environmental Professionals

  • John H. Perkins
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    13 July 2009, pp. 199-200
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  • Editorial: Energy, Again (and Again and Again and…)

  • John H. Perkins
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    13 July 2009, pp. 73-74
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  • Editorial: America's Terrible Mistake

  • John H. Perkins
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    13 July 2009, pp. 133-134
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  • Editorial: The New US President and the Environment

  • John H. Perkins
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    13 July 2009, pp. 1-2
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  • From the President of NAEP

  • Bruce Hasbrouck
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    13 July 2009, pp. 75-76
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  • Perspective: The Ethics of Conflicted Interests

  • Thomas R. Cuba
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    13 July 2009, p. 77
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  • Perspective: Environmental Impact Reporting in Sweden: The Case of the Öresund Link

  • Erik Skärbäck
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    13 July 2009, pp. 78-81
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  • Perspective: A Precautionary Approach to the Regulation of Sewage Sludge

  • Doris Cellarius
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    13 July 2009, pp. 82-85
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  • This article describes the ongoing debate as to the ability of the US Environmental Protection Agency's (USEPA's) sewage sludge regulations to protect public health and the environment. These regulations, known as the EPA Part 503 Biosolids Rule, or “biosolids rule” for short, are based on risk assessments that some consider inadequate in that they do not address all potential risks. This article provides information about why environmentalists, farmers, and scientists are encouraging the USEPA to adopt a more protective program. It has been suggested that the Precautionary Principle, an emerging general principle of international environmental law, should be used in determining the safety of such a widely used practice as applying waste to the land.

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