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200 10$aHave you got a license for that tree? $e(and can you afford to use it?) /$fby Nancy S. Bryson and Steven P. Quarles
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327   $aIntroduction and Overview -- Applicable Law -- The Plant Protection Act -- The National Environmental Policy Act -- The Toxic Substances Control Act -- The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act -- OSTP/CEQ Case Study Number 5: The Bioremediation Poplar -- The Tree and Its Function -- Adverse Effects of Potential Concern -- Potential Benefits -- Legal Analysis -- EPA's Role Under TSCA -- Permit Conditions -- NEPA Compliance -- ESA Issues -- CERCLA Remedy Selection -- Conclusion.
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