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Vol. 41, Nos. 1-51, pp. 1-2896
Jan. 1 - Dec. 31, 2010

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    HANFORD NUCLEAR RESERVATION
      – Cleanup plan, public hearings, 219; moratorium on moving off-site waste to facility, 1005
      – Soil contamination, high-level radioactive material migration, 2634
      – Underground tank cleanup, request to approve consent decree (E.D. Wash.), 2317
      – Waste repository, state officials reject idea, 1242
    HAWAII
      – Endangered species
        – – Lead pollution at Midway Atoll threatening seabirds, 285
        – – Listing, ecosystem-based approach, 852
      – Firing range environmental and cultural impacts (D. Haw.), 2473
      – Garbage shipment to Wash. landfill, restraining order (E.D. Wash.), 1830; USDA cancellation of compliance agreements, 1886
      – Wastewater treatment, Honolulu sewer upgrades (D. Haw.), 1848
    HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS (HAPs)
      – BP Prods. N. Am., illegal refinery emissions (Tex. Dist. Ct.), 1851
      – Emissions decrease, 1990-2005, 528
      – Or. benchmarks, adoption, 1963
      – n-Propyl bromide, petition to list, 2446
      – Risk assessment, effects of underreporting emissions, 406; SAB recommendations on risk analysis, 655
      – SCAQMD exposure reduction plan for areas with many pollution sources, 802
      – School monitoring, EPA results for Eden Gardens Elem., 1927
      – Sewage sludge incinerator NSPS proposal, OMB review, 1986; proposed rule, 2238; publication of proposed rule, 2296; proposed correction, 2503; comments, 2670; extension of rulemaking deadline, 2736
      – Urban areas, Inspector General report on EPA obligations, 1453
    HAZARDOUS MATERIALS TRANSPORTATION
      – Hazardous waste transporter pleads no contest (Wis. Ct. Cir.), 2771
      – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–52; SplRpt (1/22/10) S–52
      – Spent nuclear fuel, low risk, 120
    HAZARDOUS WASTE
      See also SUPERFUND
      – Abandonment, pharmaceutical maker pleads guilty (Md. Cir. Ct.), 1479
      – Acid waste impoundment closure, settlement agreement, 2191
      – Aircraft parts manufacturing, settlement of violations, 1646
      – Airport deicing fluid use, no immediate threat (U.S., rev sought), 1703; (rev den), 2255
      – Aluminum industry, penalties for violations at 16 sites nationwide, 284
      – Arsenic levels at Mo. soccer complex, 2463
      – Attorneys' fees, recoverability by voluntarily dismissed defendant (N.D. Cal.), 2857
      – Automotive fluids dumping, restitution of testing and monitoring costs (Cal. Ct. App.), 2765
      – Bankruptcy
        – – Compliance cost liability (U.S., rev sought), 486; (briefing extension), 1467; (rev den), 2255
        – – Petitions filed to avoid liability (3d Cir.), 17
      – Barge cleaning facility, Tex. fine, 2163
      – Basel Convention
      – Birth defects, Cal./federal investigation in Kettleman City, 289
      – BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Coast Guard management directive, 1538
      – Brownfields redevelopment
      – Chemical industry, Lyondell Chem. cleanup settlement proposal (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 739
      – Citizen suits, state-ordered remedy no bar (M.D. Tenn.), 790
      – Coal ash
      – Coke manufacturing
        – – Benzene, elevated levels at N.Y. plant, 283
        – – Pollution control manager, arrest (W.D.N.Y.), 175; indictment, 1783
      – Community Engagement Initiative, EPA launch, 1185; participation as goal, 2412
      – Controlled drugs, study
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 5809
      – Corrections and clarifications, final rule, 684; withdrawal of portions of rule, 1308
      – Criminal enforcement, 2009 cases, Analysis & Perspective, 574
      – Criminal prosecution, corporate officer liability (9th Cir.), 481
      – Definition of solid waste
        – – Hazardous secondary materials used as fuel in combustion units, hazardous emissions, 680
        – – Nonhazardous waste definition, potential conflict with state rules, programs, 1879
        – – Recycling
          – – – Environmental justice review of rule, 165
          – – – Rulemaking, EPA agreement (D.C. Cir.), 2070
      – Dioxin and furan waste disposal, remand of personal injury suit to state court (S.D. W.Va.), 2257
      – Dioxins
      – Documents as historical records, Tenn. proposal, 1481
      – Electronic waste
      – Emission-comparable fuels
        – – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–21
        – – Withdrawal of exclusion, EPA announcement, 1303
      – Emotional distress, no intentional targeting of individuals found (N.D. Cal.), 276
      – Exclusions
        – – Eastman Chem. Co., 2191
        – – Valero Refining, 554
      – Fertilizer maker settlement (M.D. Fla.), 1831
      – Financial assurance, Tenn. proposed expansion, 2272
      – Generation insufficient to support cleanup claim (N.J. Super. Ct. App. Div.), 1962
      – Groundwater cleanup, nanotechnology use, 334
      – Incinerator settlement of RCRA violations at Neb. facility, 1365
      – Indemnification agreement no bar to claim decades later against railcar maker (W.D. Pa.), 275
      – Land application, masonry blocks used in foundations (U.S., rev sought), 941; (rev den), 1305
      – Magnesium production, EPA interpretation not final determination (10th Cir.), 1883
      – Management and remediation services, advance notice of proposed rulemaking on financial responsibility, 114
      – Mercury repository, release of draft EIS for Tex. site, 329
      – Military facilities
        – – City's suit against federal government barred by ongoing remediation (E.D. Cal.), 1005
        – – Property conversion, impact of cleanup delays, 681
        – – Tyndall AFB, unilateral cleanup violation of federal law, 2071
      – Natural attenuation, Fla. veto override, 2594
      – Nuisance and trespass, no sovereign immunity from time bar (C.D. Ill.), 1134
      – Obsolete ships, U.S. Maritime Admin. violations in Suisun Bay (E.D. Cal.), 218; proposed consent decree, 744
      – Paper waste release, residents denied class certification (M.D. Ala.), 2520
      – PCE contamination, dry cleaning machine makers not liable (E.D. Cal.), 678
      – Pesticides
        – – Iowa plant, settlement of violations, 2256
        – – Mo. manufacturer, storage violations (W.D. Mo.), 746
      – Producer and consumer responsibility for waste management costs, mayor resolution, 1362
      – Radioactive waste
      – Railroads, contamination of private property (9th Cir.), 2461
      – Removal from tanker trailer, origin of waste irrelevant (E.D. Ky.), 616
      – Retail establishments
        – – Target, disposal injunction (Cal. Super. Ct.), 2222
        – – Wal-Mart settles Cal. violations (Cal. Super. Ct.), 1020
      – Saccharin, proposal to withdraw from listing, 897; final rule, 2857
      – San Diego school district settlement of state violations, 137
      – Shooting ranges, 50-year-old spent bullets discarded material, insurer duty to defend (D. Or.), 169
      – Sludge filter cake delisting, Tokusen petition, 743
      – Soil contamination
      – Spent acid stream use as fertilizer, proposed consent decree (S.D. Tex.), 2008
      – Spent material, challenge of definition (D.C. Cir.), 1062; spent solvent regulation under RCRA, 1828
      – Steel manufacturing, Sparrows Point mill cleanup
        – – Chesapeake Bay Foundation suit (D. Md.), 1579
        – – Shipyard owners suit (D. Md.), 2194
      – Storage, exclusion of evidence of prior waste conviction (S.D. W.Va.), 840
      – Surface impoundments, Wyo. refinery settlement, 1364
      – Sustainable remediation
        – – Evolution of field, Special Report, 2599
        – – Technical information availability, Special Report, 2602
        – – Voluntary industry standard, 550
      – Transporter pleads no contest (Wis. Cir. Ct.), 2771
      – Treatment, storage and disposal facility in Nev., consent agreement, 2256
    HAZE
    HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM (18540-29-9)
      – Drinking water, case for stricter regulation, 2858
      – Emotional distress, no intentional targeting of individuals found (N.D. Cal.), 276
    HIGHWAY AND ROAD CONSTRUCTION
      – Alaska, contractors settle water violations (D. Alaska), 1319
      – Job creation mandate trumps environmental laws (11th Cir.), 2142
      – Lawrence, Kan. bypass, preferred path upheld (D. Kan.), 2536
      – Lower St. Croix River bridge, vacation of impact finding (D. Minn.), 695
      – Mercury contamination of Tenn. bridges, agreement to remove or contain, 2879
      – Paving operations, coal-tar sealant major pollutant source in urban lakes, 2693
      – Stormwater management
        – – Caltrans, improvements, 2592
        – – Incorporation of controls into design of federally-funded projects
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3602
        – – U.S. Highway 59, compliance order, 2767
      – Superfund, Wash. liable for stormwater runoff containing hazardous substances (W.D. Wash.), 1465; off-site waters not facility, state agency not liable, 1582; arranger liability not reliant on showing causation, 2630
    HISTORIC PLACES AND PROPERTIES
      – Nantucket Sound, Cape Wind project
        – – Consultation, 67; decision expected after comments, consulting, 162; comments on adverse effects sought, 209; decision due soon, House hearing, 673; DOI approval, 933; record of decision, 1359
        – – Lease granted, 2302
        – – National grid contract, 2647
        – – Opponents' lawsuit (D.D.C.), 1462
    HOMELAND SECURITY
      – Chemical plants, antiterrorism bill
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3599
      – Chlorine, water treatment facilities' substitution with safer chemicals, 489
      – Congressional action on reauthorization, coalition on passage prior to expiration, 692
      – Extension of standards until 2015
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2868, S 2996
      – Gasoline terminals, comments sought on anti-terrorism standards, 175
      – Inherently safe technology, DHS inclusion in reauthorization, 496
      – Maritime jurisdiction, first stage risk assessments for chemical facilities, 1539
      – Water facilities, antiterrorism bill
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3598
      – Wind farms, siting concerns over interference with military operations, 1462
    HOMELAND SECURITY DEPARTMENT (DHS)
      – Disaster planning, key role in, 2152
    HOSPITALS
      – Medical waste, Mass. fine for improper disposal, 1615
      – Pharmaceutical discharges, New York City drinking water supply, 135
    HYBRID VEHICLES
      – Heavy-duty vehicles, research
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 679
    HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
    HYDROCHLOROFLUOROCARBONS
      – Production and consumption allowance rule, remand (D.C. Cir.), 1984
    HYDROELECTRIC POWER
      – Endangered species listings, impact on southeast dams, 2474
      – Klamath River, agreement to remove 4 dams, 443
      – Salmon habitat restoration, Wash. dam removals, 2429
      – Water quality, N.Y. authority upheld (N.Y.), 394
      – Willamette River dams, agreement to mitigate impact on wildlife, 1955; finalization, 2428
      – Yadkin project, water quality certification revocation, 2706
    HYDROFLUOROCARBONS
      – Montreal Protocol, use reduction declaration, 2569
    HYDROGEN SULFIDE (7783-06-4)
      – Deicing fluid use, no immediate threat (U.S., rev sought), 1703; (rev den), 2255
      – TRI requirement, proposal to lift stay, 497; comment period extension, 853; OMB review, 2446

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