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Layers of injustice : a distributional assessment of toxic chemical facilities, releases, and cleanups

Brodin, Sarah; Guignet, Dennis - 2024 - Last revised: April 8, 2024

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Hazardous waste and home values : an analysis of treatment and disposal sites in the United States

Guignet, Dennis; Nolte, Christoph - In: Journal of the Association of Environmental and … 11 (2024) 2, pp. 487-521

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The politics of environmental enforcement : the case of the Resource and Conservation Recovery Act

Fredriksson, Per; Wang, Le - In: Empirical economics : a journal of the Institute for … 58 (2020) 6, pp. 2593-2613

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Business innovation and regulatory enforcement:case studies of the big box retail industry and enforcement of RCRA

Guard, Misty Ann - 2010

Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) adapted to the Big Box business system innovation? Additionally, the study explored the … possible nature of regulatory choke points that may emerge from the enforcement of RCRA in the Big Box retail system. This … system in terms of environmental compliance with the RCRA enforced by the United States (US) Environmental Protection Agency …

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Characterization of Reuse Activities at Contaminated Sites

Vitulli, Angela; Dougherty, Charlotte; Bosworth, Kimberly - National Center for Environmental Economics (NCEE), … - 2004

Given the increased focus on reuse activity within EPA and state site cleanup programs, policy makers would benefit from looking across programs to better understand the extent and nature of reuse; examine site characteristics that influence reuse; leverage lessons learned; and coordinate reuse...

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The Locality of Waste Sites Within the City of Chicago: A Demographic, Social, and Economic Analysis

Baden, Brett; Coursey, Don - Harris School of Public Policy, University of Chicago - 1997

environmental hazards: all the CERCLIS sites in the city as well as the RCRA TSDF sites. RCRA hazardous waste generators, and … African Americans for either CERCLA and RCRA TSD sites, or RCRA waste generators. More African Americans do appear to live in … or RCRA sites), though these analyses have less power. There is no evidence that African Americans live in areas with …

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Landfill gas power plants

Goossens, M.A. - In: Renewable Energy 9 (1996) 1, pp. 1015-1018

Landfill gas is formed when organic wastes decompose anaerobically in a landfill. Composed of almost equal parts of methane and carbon dioxide, the gas is combustible and therefore potentially dangerous. Danger can be averted, however, and large benefits realized, by capturing the gas to...

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