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E.-Hermann Krog,Klaus-Peter Jungears earlier had been considered uninhabitable. Green lawns which were sprinkled every day by water from nearby Lake Mead belied the notion that these rock-hard barren areas could not be conquered. Thus, a trip to the “desert” to witness high technology in action took a group of us from the EPA only

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The Uncertainty of Risk but the Reality of Cost,7 rats died on schedule. But the three which were the center of attention had survived until they were 110 to 120 weeks old. “Didn’t the three tumor-laden rats simply die of old age?” queried the Administrator.

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Living with Toxic Risks,. As bulldozers excavate below the ground’s surface to prepare building foundations or simply to level the land, they unearth chemicals which were discarded or spilled and hidden with dirt. Some of these chemicals have slowly spread like

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Innovationen auf der letzten Meile,7 rats died on schedule. But the three which were the center of attention had survived until they were 110 to 120 weeks old. “Didn’t the three tumor-laden rats simply die of old age?” queried the Administrator.