CHAPTER 6. THE CHEMICAL ENVIRONMENT: Hazardous Substances and Hazardous Waste

Some Other References

A.  Hazardous Substances -- Federal protection.
  1.  Introduction.
    The Cases:
  2.  Retroactivity?
     
  3.  Risk Avoidance and Risk Shifting.

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    RCRA
    a.  The "Innocent Landowner."
    b.  Risk Shifting by Agreement.

Commentary on the state of Superfund at the end of 2002: For a provocative, interesting, and discomforting view of the federal Superfund program today, read Lolly Merrill, "Life in the Wasteland," High Country News vol. 34, Issue 23, p. 1 (December 9, 2002). From the same edition, see "22 years of Superfund and "Brownfield program makes cleanup profitable." B.  State Statutes and Private Remedies.

C.  What Can We do About Contaminated Land? Greenfields and Brownfields.

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Environmental Regulation of Real Estate / Professor Cyril A. Fox / University of Pittsburgh School of Law / fox@law.pitt.edu / 2000