And how do coffee sellers avoid a dizzying array of environmental labels?
Moreover, wireless networks must overcome an array of environmental obstacles that do not plague wired networks, including hills, rain and trees.
Genetics probably plays a role in the risk for asthma, but an array of environmental factors — pollen, dust, animal dander, mold, cockroach feces, cigarettes, air pollution, viruses and cold air — have all been implicated in its development.
Even as the Bush administration begins to reverse the array of environmental, workplace and product-safety regulations adopted under Bill Clinton, experts say the changes in other areas, like antitrust policy, will be far less sweeping.
The coalition has to balance competing demands – making tools accessible and relatively easy to use, yet powerful enough to capture an array of environmental and social impacts from farms, factories and stores.
Especially within New York City, where every species has to confront an array of environmental assaults, from poor air quality to polluted water, determining the relative effect of the latest toxin in town is a difficult science.
Page A12 DEBATE OVER SELENIUM Several federal agencies, an array of environmental groups and one of the nation's largest private companies are at odds over selenium contamination from an Idaho phosphate mine.
HONG KONG — Cathay Pacific, responding to pressure from an array of environmental groups in Asia, has announced that it will no longer carry shark fin on its cargo flights.
Equally high on the list, however, may be the goal of unraveling the vast array of environmental regulations promulgated by the E.P.A. and other government agencies, which Republicans insist overburdens businesses, particularly the ones that take on carbon emissions.
Mr. Hattaway added that on an array of environmental problems, including brownfields, "you can bet that more progress would be made with a trusted, long-term environmentalist at the helm rather than someone who's tied so closely to the oil companies and polluting industries in Texas".
Although the president has used his executive authority to impose an array of environmental protections, Congress is in charge of the purse strings, and Republican leaders have been reluctant to spend money for all of what Mr. Clinton considers critical environmental priorities.
