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.
The company said it had reduced the emissions by 70% since 2010 and that the plant posed "no substantial danger to the public health, safety or the environment".
Moreover, suits that survived the pleadings would pose substantial danger of liability even to the honest prosecutor.
"Because of the powerful proof that the defendant perpetrated these acts, he poses a substantial danger to the community.
On the other hand, every stop brings a substantial danger to the law enforcement officer: Car and motorcycle accidents and being struck by vehicles are a leading cause of death in the line of duty.
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.
But Exide appealed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, arguing that the plant did not pose "an imminent and substantial" danger to the public.
But Exide, which filed for bankruptcy protection this summer, appealed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, arguing that the plant did not pose "an imminent and substantial" danger to the public and that regulators were acting under political pressure.
But Exide, which filed for bankruptcy protection this summer, appealed in Los Angeles County Superior Court, arguing that the plant did not pose "an imminent and substantial" danger to the public and that regulators were acting capriciously under public and political pressure.
Christopher P. Conniff, a prosecutor for the United States Attorney's office, asked Judge Lisa Margaret Smith to hold Mr. Evers over the weekend, arguing that Mr. Evers could be "a substantial danger to the community".
