An oil train derailment and spill in northwest Illinois poses an "imminent and substantial danger" of contaminating the Mississippi River, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said Saturday.
But Exide appealed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, arguing that the plant did not pose "an imminent and substantial" danger to the public.
Combined with Pezdek et al.s' findings, and counter to their conclusions, our findings imply that there is a substantial danger of inducing false memories of childhood sexual abuse through imagination in psychotherapy.
Nine in 10 Americans now grasp that talking on the phone while driving poses a substantial danger, according to the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
"The defendant created a grave risk of substantial danger to our national security," Mr. McNulty said.
Even if terrorist manufacture of nuclear bombs is unlikely, substantial dangers remain of terrorists using radioactive material in low-tech "dirty" bombs.
Congress specifically recognized the substantial dangers to the environment and public health that are posed by current methods of disposing of solid waste in the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976, 90 Stat.
A 2003 study in the journal Ecosystems estimated that the biodiversity of nearly 5 percent of the nation's soil was "in danger of substantial loss, or complete extinction, due to agriculture and urbanization," though that was most likely a very conservative guess, since the planet's soil was even more unexplored then than today, and study techniques were far less developed.
In Mirzapur, for example, an intervention directed at improving maternal recognition of danger signs in their newborns resulted in substantial increases in timely use of qualified providers.
That confidence is rooted in substantial achievement.
