Sentence examples for cleanup law from inspiring English sources
He also got the Legislature to approve a hazardous-site cleanup law.
In other states, like Georgia, landlords and other real estate owners have fought a proposed cleanup law.
General Electric Company filed a lawsuit yesterday asking that provisions of the federal Superfund toxic waste cleanup law be declared invalid.
Geoffrey Fettus, who brought the suit, said: "Congress is trying to throw out more than two decades of nuclear waste cleanup law, in flagrant disregard of public health.
It's not the first time Tribe has shown skepticism of EPA's powers; he argued on behalf of General Electric that the agency's Superfund toxic waste cleanup law was unconstitutional.
Its liberal dividend policy of paying $10 billion in cash to shareholders is bound to be reduced to conserve cash for the costs of cleanup, law suits and capital expenditures to put its deep water projects in a safe and secure condition.
As such, we need to focus our efforts on a diversity of local solutions to this global problem, including building new waste management infrastructure, education and outreach, local environmental cleanup, creating laws that prevent the consumption of non-sustainable single-use plastic items and the innovation of sustainable items that are less likely to become persistent plastic pollution.
But Doug Suttles, the chief operating officer for exploration and production at BP — which was leasing the drilling platform and is responsible for the cleanup under federal law — cautioned that the operation was "highly complex".
Whether they've made significant progress towards their intended purpose (like the Clean Water Act) or mostly failed (like the Superfund toxic-waste cleanup bill), these laws put almost all regulatory power in the hands of Washington bureaucrats.
For example, an American based firm cited our free trade argument with Peru to avoid paying fines after it didn't meet cleanup obligations under Peruvian law.
Moreover, the nonprofit, as if it were buying the property, must check for liens and be sure there are no environmental hazards that would require cleanup obligations under federal law.
