Environmental Science & Technology 1996 Catherine M. Cooney - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Environmental Science & Technology 1996 Catherine M. Cooney
Competitors form company to foster environmental R&D.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Contractors look elsewhere as Superfund faces cuts, turmoil.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Drinking water reauthorization clears House, Senate. (includes related article)	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Environmental consulting firm eye infrastructure projects.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Environmental legislation deadlocked as congressional, presidential election nears.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
EPA near completion of "natural attenuation" remediation policy.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
EPA says chemical use reporting proposal due in early 1997.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Funding uncertainty may delay Superfund cleanups.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
New pesticide law draws fire as supporters predict implementation delays.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
New pesticide law drops "zero-tolerance" standard, focuses on exposures to children. (Food Quality Protection Act)	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Particulate, ozone standards to be coupled, released late in year. (includes related article on health effects from exposure to ozone and particulates)	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Proposed cancer risk guidelines open door to use of new data.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Resignation of science advisers ignites concern over California air plan.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Sunflowers remove radionuclides from water in ongoing phytoremediation field tests.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Twenty states join federal government to facilitate innovative technology use.	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Uniform accreditation standards for environmental labs advance at NELAC meeting. (National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Conference)	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney
Utility deregulation, air deposition may make NOx the acid rain of the 1990s. (nitrogen oxides)	Science and technology	Catherine M. Cooney

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