Further, says Steve Taylor, a national organizer with the Military Toxics Project, an environmental group based in Lewiston, Maine, without their normal authority to order sampling when warranted either offsite or at the source of contamination, regulators cannot possibly demonstrate the imminent and substantial endangerment required to invoke their emergency powers.
Ms. Roy's "toxic tourism" project puts recycled river barges to various uses, including motels, outdoor theaters, playgrounds and libraries.
What the Toxic 100 project does is take the polluting plants and trace their corporate ownership.
Nevertheless, it is difficult to overstate how toxic the old projects were to their occupants and to the city.
Social documentaries abound: videos, texts and photographs of railroad laborers in Moldavia, of earthquake damage in Japan, of toxic dump reclamation projects in the United States.
The North Koreans continued to build socialist-realist edifices around the world, such as the Independence Memorial Museum in Namibia and the African Renaissance Monument in Senegal, until United Nations sanctions began to make such projects toxic over the past couple of years.
Mr. Bilkovich had earned the trust of both sides by helping Dow and the critics identify and pursue 17 toxic-waste reduction projects at Dow's manufacturing complex in Midland, Mich.
What an irony if Nigel Farage MEP, a boozy metal trader from the under-regulated City of London, proved to be Britain's last, toxic contribution to the project.
The fact that more people are living long lives does not necessarily make ageing easier, and stardom has become a complicated business, with any amount of toxic undercurrent, ripples of projected narcissism and rancour.
And, once there, Wendy's son Kieran comes over all Asperger's and starts telling the Queen about his project on toxic scum (not Tottenham, but when algae reacts to photosynthesis in hot weather, raising the levels of nitrates in water).
