| Some of the major environmental laws in
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| | health problem in students and pollution
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| the United States pay special attention
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| | in the air.
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| to waste, recycling and environment. In
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| | In 1984 and 1986 respectively, three new
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| fact, many of the big artificial lakes in
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| | laws were added to the effort in
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| the nation manage resources that
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| | controlling Asbestos in the U.S.A.: the
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| otherwise could cause a major problem to
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| | Asbestos School Hazard Abatement Act, the
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| the population of the surrounding
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| | Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act,
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| regions.
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| | and the Emergency Planning and Community
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| In 1965, the Shoreline Protection Act
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| | Right to Know Act.
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| Solid Waste Disposal Act created
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| | While these bills were passed to law,
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| awareness about contamination of oceans,
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| | other findings in waste were bearing in
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| where all the waste ended up, without
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| | mind. Defecation and industrial waste
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| passing a proper process to avoid or
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| | were not as harmful as medical, mineral
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| lessen the environment impact and protect
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| | and nuclear materials drown without
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| the marine flora and fauna.
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| | recycling process. Environmental services
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| During 1972, the efforts for recycling
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| | surveyed some areas and found evidence to
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| waste materials and protect the
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| | support new bills that today are part of
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| shorelines continues after the bill of
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| | the environmental law.
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| three proposals that today are part of
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| | Laws issued to regulate this problem were
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| environmental law: the Ocean Dumping Act,
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| | the 1976 Toxic Substances Control Act,
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| the Coastal Zone Management Act, and the
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| | the 1977 Surface Mining Control and
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| Marine Protection, Research, and
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| | Reclamation Act, the 1978 Uranium
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| Sanctuaries Act.
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| | Mill-Tailings Radiation Control Act. In
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| Environmental services enforced the law,
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| | the 1980s, nuclear awareness began with
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| making sure that every industry created
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| | the 1982 Nuclear Waste Policy Act, the
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| biotechnologies for the proper management
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| | 1988 Medical Waste Tracking Act, and the
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| of the waste, recycling material, and
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| | 1999 Chemical Safety Information, Site
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| protecting the environment and their
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| | Security and Fuels Regulatory Relief Act,
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| workers. Hence, the 1980's were the
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| | among others.
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| scenery of a new major concern: Asbestos.
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| | Proper management of waste contributes to
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| Asbestos became the silent killer on
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| | keeping a healthy environment that is a
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| planet earth, contaminating the
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| | benefit to all. Recycling, on the other
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| environment in so many ways. In 1980, the
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| | hand, is more likely an aptitude that any
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| Asbestos School Hazard Detection and
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| | citizen can take any day performing
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| Control Act were issued after the
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| | little actions that contribute to the
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| Environmental services detected the
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| | wellness of the world.
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