Most Recent Articles from Asbestos & Lead Abatement Report  

• Coalition group wants new regulations to focus on noncompliant landlords. (Maryland).

  A childhood lead poisoning prevention organization wants Maryland officials to support legislation that would prohibit landlords from collecting rent...

  2/1/03 · More from publication

• Asbestos litigation reform takes shape when senator introduces legislation. (On The Hill II).

  Asbestos litigation reform took a step toward becoming reality Feb. 14 when Sen. Don Nickles (R-Okla.), chairman of the Budget Committee, introduced...

  2/1/03 · More from publication

• State court rules slight exposure does not qualify for damages. (Asbestos).

  Courts may be less willing to grant compensatory damages for a slight exposure to asbestos, placing plaintiffs at a slightly increased risk of...

  2/1/03 · More from publication

• Developers learn they follow laws and still face high lead soil levels. (Ohio).

  Even though laws were followed for a housing development in Ohio, lead from an old shooting range may have contaminated the soil, much to the chagrin...

  2/1/03 · More from publication

• Waste remediation. (Opportunities).

  Waste Remediation--The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is looking for a small business to bid on a multiple award, multiple year contract (Sol. No....

  2/1/03 · More from publication

• President boosts lead hazard program, but advocates believe it is a decrease. (Fiscal Year 2004 Budget).

  The Bush administration proposed a fiscal year 2004 (FY'04) budget for the Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Lead Hazard Reduction...

  2/1/03 · More from publication

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