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

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    TAKINGS
      – Beach erosion control project upheld (U.S., aff'd), 1370
      – Groundwater extraction, mere consequential damage to property (U.S., rev den), 2752
      – Litigation, Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–33
      – Superfund, navigational restrictions to control contamination (Fed. Cir.), 2629
    TAXATION
      – Biofuels, CBO report on varying costs of credits, 1577
      – Bottled water, Chicago ordinance (Ill. App. Ct.), 2480
      – Carbon sequestration incentives, introduction of bill, 664
      – Carbon tax imposition on utility by Md. county, 1202; Mirant files suit (D. Md.), 1323
      – Clean energy
        – – Duke Energy clean coal project tax credits, denial of injunction (D.D.C.), 1687
        – – Incentives, bill
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 4853, S 3935
        – – Manufacturing projects, federal tax credits, 109; extension, 534; groups on inclusion of waste energy recovery, 835
        – – Maryland income tax credit bill, 860
        – – Texas, report on economic impact, 1910
      – GHG emissions reduction pledges, revenue boost through carbon taxes and auction permits, 1238
      – Green technology, Cal. sales tax exemptions, 87; governor signs bill, 700
      – Oil and gas incentives, independent producers' against repeal, 498
      – Regulatory fees as hidden taxes, Cal. ballot measure approval, 2477
      – Renewable energy tax incentives
      – Superfund
        – – Corporate tax proposal, House hearing, 548
        – – Reinstatement
          – – – Bills
            See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 832, HR 564, S 3125, S 3164
          – – – EPA defense of proposal, 2008
          – – – Obama administration urges Congress to enact legislation, 1406
      – USTs, state subsidies taxable income, IRS memo, 1648
      – Wind energy
        – – Incentives
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3062, S 3064
        – – Mass. state tax exemption for turbine, tower, and components, 1611
    TCDD (1746-01-6)
      – Drinking water, Cal. public health goal, 2157
    TCE
    TECHNOLOGY
      – Air transportation, FAA contracts, 1455
      – Carbon sequestration
      – Clean energy
      – Energy efficiency, impact projections, 479
      – Energy technology development
        – – ARRA funding, 475; small business awards, 1758
        – – Investment, administration advisers on, 2680
      – GHG emissions
        – – Reduction, N.Y. governor veto of grant bill, 702
        – – State regulation, OMB review of control technology guidance, 2115
      – Oil spill prevention and response
        – – Development program
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 5716
        – – DOI program
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3315
        – – Interagency research committee
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 2693
      – Rare earth elements
        – – Mining promotion bill, introduction, 1412
        – – Shortage, impact on growth of green technology, 628
    TELECOMMUNICATIONS
      – Cell phones, San Francisco bill requiring retailer posting of radiation levels, 1424; mayor signs, 1551
    TENNESSEE
      – Climate change, resolution supporting delay of EPA stationary source GHG regulation, 603
      – Coal ash, TVA fly ash pond breach
        – – Cleanup proposal, 166; approval of next phase, 1133
        – – Property owners' claims, certain claims allowed (E.D. Tenn.), 738
        – – Risk minimal, report, 2037
        – – State fine imposition, 1377
      – Discharge permits, petition for review of Bull Run power plant permit, 2466
      – Endangered species listings, impact on hydroelectric dams, 2474
      – Hazardous waste
        – – Documents as historical records, proposal, 1481
        – – State-ordered remedy no bar to citizen suit (M.D. Tenn.), 790
      – Mercury
        – – Bridge contamination, agreement to remove or contain, 2879
        – – Consumer products disposal, 1024
      – Mountaintop mining, state-owned ridge line protection, 2273
      – NPL, additions and deletions, 484; 2193
      – Oak Ridge Natl. Lab., uranium-233 disposition project management difficulties, 424
      – Oil and gas
        – – Explosion, spill cleanup cost settlement (E.D. Tenn.), 2326
        – – Groundwater protection, abandoned wells, 2821
      – Underground storage tanks
        – – Cleanup fund, governor signs bill, 1086
        – – Closure mechanism for parties other than owners, operators, 2821
      – Waste management, proposed expansion of financial assurance, 2272
    TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY (TVA)
      – Clean energy, board nominees support development, 370
      – Coal-fired generators, retirement plans, 1928
      – Discharge permits, petition for review of Bull Run power plant permit, 2466
      – Kingston fly ash pond breach
        – – Cleanup proposal, 166; approval of next phase, 1133
        – – Property owners' claims, certain claims allowed (E.D. Tenn.), 738
        – – Risk minimal, report, 2037
        – – State fine imposition, 1377
      – NSR, replacement of equipment as routine maintenance (E.D. Tenn.), 775
      – Nuclear energy, draft integrated resource plan, 2117
      – Renewable standard offer, long-term price contracts, 2309
      – Transboundary pollution, nuisance ruling overturned (4th Cir.), 1685
    TEST METHODS AND PROCEDURES
      – Conductivity aquatic life benchmark, EPA draft report, 839; applicability to other sectors, 2318
      – Drinking water contaminants, approval of 12 alternate methods, 1313
      – Energy efficiency, U.S.-EU discussions on harmonization, 2456
      – Light bulbs, FTC revision of proposed rule, 1643
      – NPDES
        – – Approved methods list, proposed rule, 2197
        – – Sufficiently sensitive analytical methods, EPA proposal, 1471
    TETRACHLOROETHYLENE (127-18-4)
      – Drinking water standard, 6-year review, 685; comment period, 752
    TEXAS
      – Air permit program
        – – BP Prods. N. Am., illegal HAPs emissions (Tex. Dist. Ct.), 1851
        – – Coleto Creek Power Station, recommendations, 396; approval of permits, 1025
        – – Diamond Shamrock, settlement of violations, 1794
        – – EPA officials on, conference, 1850
        – – Federal enforcement of CAA (D.D.C.), 2093
        – – Flexible air permits
          – – – EPA rejection, 1548; publication, 1672; petition for review (5th Cir.), 1732; EPA-state negotiation of transition process, 2162
          – – – Exxon Mobil Baytown facility, threat of lawsuit, 1548; (S.D. Tex.), 2791
          – – – Fayette Power Project, threat of lawsuit, 1673
          – – – Voluntary audit program, 2162
        – – Lubrizol Corp., settlement of violations, 1794
        – – New source review, EPA rejection of proposed revisions, 2038
        – – Proposed EPA approval of most rules on pre-1971 power plants, 2428
        – – Proposed revisions, 1377
        – – PSD, refusal to implement GHG requirements, 1751; federal implementation plan to cover, 2300; only state not ready for implementation, 2450; rulemaking, EPA plans, 2675; EPA to issue permits, 2844; publication, 2845
        – – Rohm and Haas Tex. violations, fine, 1964
        – – Tenaska Trailblazer Energy Center, approval, 2822
        – – White Stallion Energy Center, permit approval, 2274
      – Air quality in Barnett Shale area
        – – Benzene levels, 295
        – – VOCs, real-time monitoring, 963
      – BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill, tar ball response cost request, 1538
      – Carbon sequestration, EIS preparation for Summit Power Group gasification plant, 1298
      – Clean energy, report on economic impact, 1910
      – Discharge permits
        – – City not affected party in CAFO case (Tex. App. Ct.), 2225
        – – Expired permits, reissuance, 2769
      – Electric power plants
        – – Coleto Creek Power Station, permit recommendations, 396; approval of permits, 1025
        – – Tenaska Trailblazer Energy Center
          – – – Air quality permit approval, 2822
          – – – Carbon dioxide capture agreement, 914
        – – White Stallion Energy Center, air permit approval, 2274
      – Enforcement policies, agency review critical, 2649
      – GHG endangerment finding, challenge of reconsideration petition rejection (D.C. Cir.), 2067
      – Groundwater contamination, drinking water provision by natural gas driller, 2756
      – Hazardous waste
        – – Barge cleaning facility, fine, 2163
        – – Mixed waste, state RCRA authority (U.S., rev sought), 2366; (rev den), 2687
        – – Spent acid stream use as fertilizer (S.D. Tex.), 2008
        – – Storage, closure of acid waste impoundment, 2191
      – Insurance, allocation of prior settlement proceeds (5th Cir.), 1795
      – Limestone quarry water pollution abatement plan approval, challenge (Tex. App.), 91
      – Mercury repository, release of draft EIS, 329
      – Natural gas liquids fractionation plant fine for VOC emissions violations, 296
      – Offshore oil and gas drilling moratorium, challenge to deepwater ban (S.D. Tex.), 1895
      – Oil spills, Eagle Otome cleanup, 222
      – Refineries
        – – Benzene release, EPA investigation, 2112
        – – Chemical leak, rejection of damages award to workers (S.D. Tex.), 613
        – – Exxon Mobil Baytown facility, threat of lawsuit over air emissions, 1548; (S.D. Tex.), 2791
        – – Risk management programs, record penalty against BP (S.D. Tex.), 2174
      – SIP
        – – Qualified facilities exemption, EPA rejection, 761; state, industry challenges of decision (5th Cir.), 1378
        – – Startup, shutdown, and maintenance, EPA proposal to reject, 1087
      – Superfund
        – – Gulf Nuclear Site, consent decree (S.D. Texas), 1939
        – – Methanol release, party unknowingly damaged pipeline not arranger for disposal (5th Cir.), 2133
        – – NPL, additions and deletions, 484; 2364
        – – Turtle Bayou site, new contribution allocation due to valuation report exclusion (5th Cir.), 1363
      – Transboundary pollution, Okla. petition for EPA review of operating permit procedures for coal-fired plants, 1119
      – USTs, RCRA endangerment finding gauging (N.D. Texas), 214
      – Vehicle emissions reduction, grant oversight, 2769
      – Wildlife refuge creation on site of reservoir, EIA adequacy (U.S., rev den), 441
    THERMAL DISCHARGES
      – Cooling towers at Oyster Creek nuclear power plant, N.J. mandate, 133; Exelon agrees to shut down, 2819
    TIRES AND TIRE INDUSTRY
      – Fuel economy, proposed consumer information program, 608
      – Scrap tires as solid waste, EPA proposed rule, 975; industry opposition, 1578; potential classification of some fuels as waste, 1880; delay of rules to consider additional emissions data, 2173
    TORT CLAIMS
      – Radiation exposure, “but for” causation test (10th Cir.), 2075
    TOTAL MAXIMUM DAILY LOAD (TMDL)
      – Anacostia River
        – – Replacement of TMDLs, 7-year timetable, 1247
        – – Trash, 950; agreement, 2143
      – Cape Cod nitrogen discharges (D. Mass.), 2015
      – Chesapeake Bay initiative
        – – Draft proposal, 2201; builders request for comment period extension, 2370; extension not feasible, 2415
        – – W.Va. compliance cost estimate, 1326
      – Los Angeles area lakes, EPA proposal, 1141
    TOURISM
      – Bering Strait nature park, consideration of U.S.-Russia talks, 2026
      – BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill, claims operation, 1537
    TOXIC SUBSTANCES
      See also specific substances
      – ATSDR toxicological profile program, Set 24 proposal, 746
      – Endocrine disruptors, drinking water screening program
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 5320
      – Incomplete disclosure of contaminants in real estate transaction (W.D.N.C.), 2803
      – Oil dispersants, petition, 2369
      – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–39; SplRpt (1/22/10) S–39
      – Shipbreaking, review of tanker proposal, 2460
    TOXICS RELEASE INVENTORY (TRI)
      – Additions to list, EPA proposal, 797; OMB review, 2328; review complete, 2580; final rule, 2695
      – Annual analysis, 2009, 2863
      – Hydrogen sulfide, proposal to lift stay, 497; comment period extension, 853; OMB review, 2446
      – Industrial supply company agrees to pay fine, 907
      – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–43
    TRADE ISSUES
    TRADEMARKS
      – Certified electronics recycler, cancellation of registration (W.D. Wash.), 1308
    TRAINING
      – Clean energy jobs, grants, 68
      – Deepwater drilling, industry officials on, 1438
      – Energy efficiency, federal personnel
        See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 5112, S 3250
      – Environmental Workforce Development and Job Training Grants, 2866
      – Remediation jobs, Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–22
    TRANSBOUNDARY POLLUTION
      – Air transport, EPA proposed rule
        – – Cost-benefit analysis, 2352
        – – Electric power plant closure predictions, report, 2838
        – – Electric power transmission reliability, impact of rules on, 2400
        – – Emissions modeling data update, 1989
        – – Impact on power grid reliability, report, 1815
        – – OMB review, 925; proposal includes stricter emissions caps, less trading, 1501
        – – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–5
        – – Ozone Transport Comm'n on potential challenges for Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, 2109
        – – Publication, 1750
        – – Revisions, 2057; revised emissions projections, 2400
        – – State regulators, comments, 1686; Ga. regulator comments, 1988; flawed and outdated modeling, 2237
        – – Stricter emission limits, advocates on, 1929; health, environmental groups on, 1930
      – International convention, draft long-term strategy, 2559
      – Nuisance, decision overturned (4th Cir.), 1685
      – Okla. petition for EPA to review Tex. operating permit procedures for coal-fired power plants, 1119
      – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–5
      – Portland Generating Station, EPA settles N.J. suit to review Pa. operating permit (3d Cir.), 720; N.J. seeks emissions reduction order, 1119; EPA extension of deadline to respond, 1565; N.J. supplemental petition, 2113; extension of response deadline, 2558
      – SIPs, failure to submit, 1286
    TRANSPORTATION
      – Air transportation
      – Climate change
        – – Carbon tax revenue set-aside for projects, Senate compromise bill proposal, 782
        – – Impact reduction, 160
        – – Or. emissions reduction strategy, bill, 511; governor signs, 703
        – – Sector large contributor to GHG emissions, DOT report, 931
      – Conformity with SIPs
        – – NAAQS revisions, EPA proposed rule on adaptability, 1870
        – – Particulate matter NAAQS revisions
          – – – Final rule, 653
          – – – Public health not protected, challenge (D.C. Cir.), 1224
      – Freight transport
        – – Emissions reduction legislation, 612
        – – Environmental justice, emissions associated with goods movement, 951
      – Hazardous materials
      – Low-carbon fuel standard, joint U.S.-Canada regional initiative, 1572
      – Motor vehicles
      – Nonroad engines, challenge untimely (U.S., rev sought), 1351; (rev den), 2241
      – Outlook 2010, SplRpt (1/22/10) S–50; SplRpt (1/22/10) S–50
      – Railroads
      – Ships
      – State policies ignore GHG emissions, report, 2798
      – Trains
    TRESPASS
      – Corporate conspiracy to disrupt Greenpeace activities (D.D.C.), 2699
      – Hazardous waste, no sovereign immunity for time bar on claims (C.D. Ill.), 1134
      – Migration of contamination, dismissal of claim under Mich. water law bars other claims (Mich. Ct. App.), 2425
      – Pipeline conversion to carry fiber optic cable, liability for leaks (E.D. Mo.), 2522
    TRI
    TRICHLOROETHYLENE (79-01-6)
      – Behr Dayton Thermal Systems VOC Plume Superfund Site, proposed Chrysler settlement (Bankr. S.D.N.Y.), 1699
      – Camp Lejeune drinking water contamination
        – – Navy funding of health studies, 432
        – – Occurrence, report, 2417
        – – Personal injury, rejection of motion to dismiss (E.D. N.C.), 493; latent disease exception to statute of repose, 2579
      – Drinking water standard, 6-year review, 685; comment period, 752
      – Economic loss doctrine no bar to property damage claim (Ind. Ct. App.), 1426
      – Insurance, extrinsic evidence relevance to determination of duty to defend (D. Mass.), 863
      – Risk assessment, SAB support, 1067
      – Tri-County Public Airport, contamination response costs (10th Cir.), 72
      – Vapor intrusion, EPA guidance under development, 895
    TRITIUM (10028-17-8)
      – Exit signs, labeling and accountability rules, 118
      – Nuclear power plant contamination
        – – Exelon settlements (Ill. Cir. Ct.), 638
        – – Oyster Creek Nuclear Generating Station, order to protect the public, 1149
        – – Risk communication by NRC, state official on, 2559
        – – Task force findings, review, 1414
        – – Yankee nuclear power plant, 377; rejection of bill extending operations beyond scheduled closing date, 511
    TRUSTS
      – Chesapeake and Atlantic Coastal Bays 2010 Trust Fund, Md. allocation, 183
      – Ill. UST Fund stabilization, governor signs bill, 1322
      – Iowa
        – – Natural resources and outdoor recreation trust fund, constitutional amendment, 2480
        – – Natural resources restoration, governor signs bill, 961
      – Oil spills
        – – Advances for Deepwater Horizon spill
          See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, S 3473
        – – Cap revision, GAO recommendations, 2582
      – Superfund
        – – Corporate tax proposal, House hearing, 548
        – – Funds insufficient to clean up existing sites, GAO report, 1406
        – – Tax reinstatement
          – – – Bills
            See LEGISLATION, FEDERAL, HR 832, HR 564, S 3125, S 3164
          – – – EPA defense of proposal, 2008
          – – – Obama administration urges Congress to enact legislation, 1406
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