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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Waste News

• Some groups give NEPSI tepid response.(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• New Products & Technology.(Brief Article)
• Dueling numbers; Pa., haulers differ on disposal capacity.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Maine puts mercury onus on automakers.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Uphill battle.(nuclear waste)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• More Enron fallout; Deal with Conn. WTE group goes sour.
  by Truini, Joe
• Correction.
• Kelly James Mercer.(Brief Article)
• Report: Electric firms need more oversight.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Truini, Joe
• Homes for sale ; Mo. lead cleanup spurs unique offer.(Herculaneum, Missouri)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Corrections.(page 9, Waste News, April 1, 2002)(page 13,)(page 13, March 18.)(Correction Notice)
• House committee OKs Nev. nuclear site plan.(legislation surrounding storage of nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Finding oil spill culprit a complicated matter.(Brief Article)
  by Crain, Keith
• Landfill likely for spilled oil.(from Rouge River spill)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Feds pursue former WMI execs in accounting mess.(Waste Management Inc., accounting fraud)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Boise Cascade resolves dispute over emissions.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Va. seeks trash fee.(Virginia)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• We've come so far(?).(Brief Article)
  by Melosi, Martin
• Wis. grocers bag landfill for compost.(WasteCap Wisconsin)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• The Oakland process.(waste to compost)
• EPA ombudsman resigns after lockout.
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Landfills, air polluters at heart of suit.(Sierra Club sues US Environmental Protection Agency)(Brief Article)
• New Products & Technology.(Brief Article)
• Court backs air standards; Industries, cities may feel effect of tighter soot, smog rules.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• WTE worth considering.(Brief Article)
• Safety-Kleen foresees brighter 2003.(may soon emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection)(Brief Article)
• A Look Back.(Brief Article)
• Senate Dems criticize Superfund progress.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Avert whiplash.(New York City Council)(Brief Article)
• Health care group criticizes Stericycle.(Health Care Without Harm)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• A Look Back.(Brief Article)
• Personnel.(various personnel briefs)(Brief Article)
• Awards.
• Pollution study unfair, utilities say.(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Waste News Commodity Pricing Report.(aluminum can recycling)(Brief Article)
• Growth spurt sparks waste challenges.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Interstate waste flow facts.(Brief Article)
• Olympic results ; Organizers exceed recycling goals.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• In Brief.(Brief Article)
• N.C. hog farm dumps in river.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Ill. reports waste reduction.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Mining firms to pay for Mont. cleanup.(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• At Deadline.(Brief Article)
• In Brief.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Proposed regs please farmers.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Paper bargain; Caraustar, GP reach agreement.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Calif. compost program closes the loop.(California food waste)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• State's car shops to help repair mercury damage.(Oregon)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Dime scheme has potential.(bottle recycling)(Brief Article)
• Steffen Plehn.(Obituary)
• WMI drops Arthur Andersen.(Waste Management Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Power position.(Clean Energy Group wants to establish national emission standards)(Brief Article)
• Struck down ; Court overturns franchise ruling.(Brief Article)
  by Wiley, Walt
• Verizon faces nuclear waste suit.(Westbury, New York lawsuit)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Pa. perspective.(waste disposal capacity)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
• Waste in the Cities.
• Top of the heap in so many ways; Few alleys and cramped quarters create unique issues for New York.(Statistical Data Included)
  by Gerlat, Allan
• F. Kenneth Iverson.(Brief Article)(Obituary)
• Jeffords proposes bottle law; Beverage makers would formulate recycling plan.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Rapid population boom creates pollution woes.(Atlanta, Georgia)(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• In Brief.(includes multiple records)(Brief Article)
• Biomass gaining support.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Hold your horses ; Colorado blocks shipment of radioactive waste from N.J.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• NYC mayor weighs WTE.(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Letters.(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
• A switch in momentum.(Brief Article)
• Hauler connects Southern puzzle.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Pa. researchers try to nullify discharge.(Brief Article)
  by Geiselman, Bruce
• Whole lotta eatin' goin' on; Tourism-based economy's hotels, restaurants produce outsize proportion of organic waste.(Santa Fe, New Mexico)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Steel town rises from its own ashes; Smokestack industries turned Pittsburgh into `a nasty place,' but that was long ago.
  by Truini, Joe
• NYC may cut waste jobs; Budget crunch may force layoffs of as many as 265, city says.
  by Truini, Joe
• Letters.(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
• Supplier News.(Brief Article)
• Idaho grocery chain recycles by the ton.(Albertson's Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Feds pick U.K. firm's decontamination system.(waste treatment method)
  by Hayhurst, Tracy
• Compost kings ; Massive Oregon dairy farm finding use for cow manure.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Supplier News.(Brief Article)
• WTE giant files for bankruptcy.(waste-to-energy, Covanta Energy Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by Truini, Joe
• Art-tourism magnet breeds offbeat views; Santa Fe attracts liberals, spiritual seekers - and its waste policies reflect that eclectic mix.(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Jim
• Pink-slip roulette.(for New York City's Sanitation Department workers)(Brief Article)

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