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Compliance,zes whether bringing these non-complying sources into compliance would result in net benefits. The chapter goes beyond compliance for compliance sake — i.e., not violating the law — and asks whether the benefits of reducing health and environmental risks achieved by compliance are commensurate with the costs of compliance.

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Conclusions,of technology-based standards as a necessary and practical approach [Latin. 1985]. The rationalist school, which reflects the economist’s view of environmental management, supports the use of benefits-based standards as a balanced and sensible approach [Krier. 1974, Freeman. 1980, Pedersen. 1988].

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Toxic Pollutants,ilities that generate or manage hazardous wastes. As of 1989, EPA had established toxic water pollutant limitations for three chemicals discharged by the pulp and paper industry, but no hazardous air or hazardous waste pollutant limitations.

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