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On October 18, the Natural Resources Defense Council filed a lawsuit in California contending that particulate matter in diesel fuel combustion exhaust is a hazardous waste and therefore subject to the requirements of Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). If the Court agrees, then the world of environmental law and regulation is likely to be turned upside down. Read More »
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