How To Use Superfund In A Sentence
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The type of person who works really well with a self-managed superfund is a person who has invested in their own name already.
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So he was shocked to learn that the pollutants collecting inside his body sounded much like a Superfund cleanup site: pesticides, flame retardants and other nasty, man-made chemicals turned up in a recent test.
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It was the first time I had ever knowingly launched just downstream from a Superfund site.
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As a result, the United States Environmental Protection Agency declared the entire length of the Hudson River downstream from these plants to be a Superfund Site.
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Rogue corporations that wilfully break the law will have their charters revoked, their assets sold and the money funnelled into superfunds for their victims.
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Of course, it is worth asking whether a cut in Superfund money would be so bad.
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some have intimated that the Superfund's money may have turned into a political slush fund
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Still US treasury secretary Henry Paulson is reportedly in favor of creating the superfund.
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If you think your employer is shortchanging you, call the ATO on 13 10 20 or go to www. ato.gov.au / superfunds.
Newmatilda.com - Comments
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The exam-ple that first comes to mind is Superfund, the response to toxic dumps.
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The harbor, a Superfund site, has been a dumping ground for numerous toxic facilities and industrial activities.
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But the bay shoreline must contend with one of the world's largest ports, a Superfund landfill, a nuclear-power plant, and speeding boaters who put slow-moving manatees at risk.
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Yet despite the election in 1994 of a Republican Congress committed to fundamental changes in environmental regulation, the Superfund program weathered the storm and remains intact today.
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Well, I now have to revise the title block on the Superfund Site apartments.
Frosty morning
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Union superfunds are becoming increasingly powerful with the great amount of money in there and they should see themselves as now having genuine financial clout.
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The tax dunned chemical and oil companies, among other industries, for money to clean up ‘orphan’ Superfund sites - sites whose owners have absconded or have gone bankrupt.
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One of the big criticisms of Superfund been not what has happens at the biggest sites, but what happens at smaller sites, what we refer to as brown fields.
Briefing By Browner And Summers
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A litigator responsible for a class action faces a spending profile vastly different from an environmental lawyer who's overseeing two Superfund cleanups and a dispute regarding a site.
