Exam 45: Environmental Law
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Hydraulic Equipment Company makes its products without required pollution control technology, causing a discharge of oily waste into the nearby Idle Lake. This activity can re?sult in
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Once the government begins to clean up a waste dis?posal site, only the site's current owner or operator must contribute to the cost.
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Natural Gas Company does not use proper filters on its smokestacks, which consequently pollute the air. Obie, a Natural Gas employee, suffers respiratory illness. To succeed in a suit against Natural Gas on the ground of negligence, Obie must show that he suffers from
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Concrete Masters Corporation (CMC) operates a cement plant. As re?gards hazardous air pollutants, CMC must use
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Ultra Kleen, Inc., operates a chain of laundry establishments throughout the United States. The government entity that is most likely to be involved in regulating the chain's environmental impact is
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Performance standards for major sources of air pollution require use of the practically affordable control technology (or PACT).
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Under the Marine Protection, Research, and Sanctuaries Act (the Ocean Dumping Act), Bayside Chemical Company may dump its chemical waste into the ocean
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Federal statutes provide the basis for issuing regulations to control air pollution emanating from mobile sources only.
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An environmental impact statement is required for private business pro?jects only.
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Eminent Properties, Inc., wants to fill its wetlands to build Fieldview Homes, a residential subdivision. The Clean Water Act prohibits the filling of wetlands unless
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Fabio makes a living by farming near Gastric Combustibles, Inc., which has discharged pollutants into the area's air and water. In a suit by Fabio for an injunction against Gatric on the ground of nuisance, the court is most likely to rule in Gastric's favor if
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A toxic tort is an action against a polluter that results in heavy, or "toxic," damages.
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Federal statutes provide the basis for issuing regulations to control wa?ter pollution.
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Violators of emission standards under the Clean Air Act may be subject to criminal penalties.
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A new source of water pollutants does not need to install pollution-control equip?ment until pollution is proved.
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Truckers Storage Depot, a private company, wants to build a ware?house on private land. For this action, an environmental impact state?ment is
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A party who generates only a portion of the waste disposed of at a particular site may be liable only for that portion of the clean-up costs.
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Federal statutes provide the basis for issuing regulations to control air pollution emanating from stationary sources only.
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Ski Resorts, Inc., wants to add a new run to its facility in a national park on federal land. For this action, an environmental impact statement is
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