What's in a Name?: Serious Implementation of Pollution Prevention

See, for example, Sarokin David , Cutting Chemical Wastes, INFORM, New York, 1985.

Waste reduction is referred to as a “new paradigm” calling for a completely different focus for EPA. See, for example, Hirschorn , J. Technology Review, (April 1988) pp. 52–61; Office of Technology Assessment, Serious Reduction of Hazardous Waste: For Pollution Prevention and Industrial Efficiency, September, 1986; Office of Technology Assessment From Pollution Prevention: A Progress Report on Waste Reduction, June 1987.

Montague Peter , “What We Must Do — A Grass-roots Offensive Against Toxics in the '90s,” The Workbook, Vol. 14, No. 3, July/September 1989. Southwest Research and Information Center, Publisher.

See, for example: (1) Krupp Fred . Speech given at US Environmental Protection Agency Conference on Environmental Monitoring, October 1989. (2) Pilgrim H.G. and Cortese A.D. “Restructuring Environmental Risk Reduction Policy: Pollution Prevention.” Paper presented at APHA Convention, Boston, MA. November 1988.

For example, US PIRG and National Toxics Campaign, “Toxic Use Reduction — From Pollution Control to Pollution Prevention.” Policy Paper. February 1989; It must be emphasized that grass-roots groups at both the national and local levels are still working out an approach to the issue in local site-specific campaigns.

Commoner B. “The Environment,” in Crossroads: Environmental Priorities for the Future, p. 121, Borelli P. Ed., Island Press, 1988.

U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, Coming Clean: Superfund's Problems Can Be Solved…, OTA-ITE-433 (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, October 1989).

Geiser Ken . From Hazardous Waste Reduction to National Materials Policy, Proceedings of the International Conference on Waste Minimization and National Materials Policy. Geneva, June, 1989.

INFORM, Six Steps a State Can Take to Promote Waste Reduction, 1988.

42 U.S.C. Sect. 241(b)(4)

Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources; “The Potential Cost-Effectiveness of Hazardous Waste Reduction: The Implementation of Section 39(h) of the Illinois Environmental Protection Act.” Ginsburg R. and Learner H. , Principal Investigators. Contract EA-80/Project: 88/135. Peer-review Draft, June 1989.

Regna J. “Assessing Risks: Making Toxics Acceptable,” Science for the People, May/June 1986. Freundenburg W. “Perceived Risk, Real Risk: Social Science and the Art of Probabilistic Risk Assessment,” Science, 242: 44–49 (1988).

Sulfate Sodium : 54F.R. 25850 (6/20/89); Sodium Hydroxide: 54F.R.51298 (12/15/89); Aluminium Oxide: 55 F.R. 5220 (2/14/90).

See USERA “land ban” regulations — 51 F.R. (1988) 40588

Wisconsin Hospital Association, et.al. and API v. WI Natural Resources Board. State of Wisconsin Circuit Court, Dane County. Case No. 88 CV 5310

(A.) Highland Joseph . Perceived Problems in the Application of Risk Assessment Analysis, Columbia journal of Environmental Law, 14 (1989) 593.(B) Silbergeld Ellen . Presentation at annual meeting of Environmental Information Exchange in Washington, DC, May 1988.

Environmental Forum , Interview with David Doniger, November/December 1989, page 42.

Wages R. Testimony before the Committee on Government Operations, US House of Representatives, 6 November 1989.

See testimony and briefs of Illinois State Chamber of Commerce in Illinois Pollution Control Board, Docket No. R86-9, 100 W. Randolph, Suite 11-500, Chicago, IL 60601.