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Volume 29, Issue 3 (1995)
Prefatory Matter
Introduction
Articles
Allied Chemical, the Kepone Incident, and the Settlements: Twenty Years Later
Robert R. Merhige Jr., Manning Gasch Jr., William B. Cummings, Robert H. Sand, Robert B. Smith III, and W. Wade Berryhill
Policy in Wake of the Incident
Gerald McCarthy, W. Tayloe Murphy, Gerald Winegrad, and Joel B. Eisen
Risk and Regulation: How Much Is Too Much?
Peter H. Kostmayer
Deception, Self-Deception, and Myth: Evaluating Long-Term Environmental Settlements
William H. Rodgers Jr.
Using Experience to Improve Superfund Remedy Selection
Robert H. Abrams
Federal Minimums: Insufficient to Save the Bay
Roy A. Hoagland and Jean G. Watts
Federal Minimums: Insufficient to Save the Bay
Roy A. Hoagland and Jean G. Watts
Facing a Time of Counter-Revolution-- The Kepone Incident and a Review of First Principles
Zygmunt J.B. Plater