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Brief Of State Of New Union Health Services Agency: Ninth Annual Pace National Environmental Moot Court Competition, Marc Brumberger, Kristin Kelley Jun 1997

Brief Of State Of New Union Health Services Agency: Ninth Annual Pace National Environmental Moot Court Competition, Marc Brumberger, Kristin Kelley

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Pennsylvania V. Conroy: Expanded Administrative Expense Priority For State-Funded Cercla Cleanups Note, Seth M. Mandelbaum Sep 1995

Pennsylvania V. Conroy: Expanded Administrative Expense Priority For State-Funded Cercla Cleanups Note, Seth M. Mandelbaum

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In Pennsylvania v. Conroy, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit affirmed the decision of the United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania. The court held that cleanup expenses incurred by a state environmental agency to remove the threat posed by hazardous wastes should be treated as administrative expenses under the Bankruptcy Code. Thus, the Third Circuit afforded state response costs high priority when the assets of the bankruptcy estate were distributed. In addition, this case expanded prior decisions by holding that administrative and legal costs incurred by a state agency, usually around 10% …


Environmental Security, Environmental Management, And Environmental Justice, Bernard A. Weintraub Apr 1995

Environmental Security, Environmental Management, And Environmental Justice, Bernard A. Weintraub

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The quality of the environment has become a global concern. It is an issue that effects all communities. The article examines the role and effect of environmental security issues within and between communities. The author posits that, in spite of the difficulties of bringing differing cultures together to achieve a common goal, the need for a global approach to these issues, or a global community, is necessary to deal with the increasingly international nature of environmental problems.