Amid all the laws and regulations on environmental protection and worker safety, what is the responsible business or landowner to do? What should the responsible consultant advise? Environmental Law and Enforcement provides you with a practical guide that takes the mystery out of environmental law and related land use controls

IntroductionEnvironmental Law DefinedSources of Environmental LawEnvironmental AgenciesRegulatory Environmental Law and the Common LawEnvironmental Impact StatementsAir Pollution ControlWater PollutionHazardous Waste and Hazardous MaterialsUnderground Storage TanksDrinking WaterWorker SafetyRight to Know About ChemicalsWetlands and FloodplainsCoastal Zone ManagementDredging and FillingHistoric Sites and Structures.Wildlife/WildernessLand Use ControlPrivate RestrictionsPublic TrustCommon LawEnforcement of Environmental LawsEnforcement MechanismsState, Local, and Private EnforcementThe Sentencing GuidelinesCorporate LiabilityHazardous Waste LiabilityConsultant Liability for Mistakes with Hazardous Waste Insurance Coverage on Hazardous WasteLiability of Emergency ManagersExpert Testimony in Environmental ProceedingsOutline of the Initial MeetingOutline of the Expert ReportOutline of Direct ExaminationTips for Cross-ExaminationThe Police Power and Taking DoctrineThe Future of Environmental LawGlossary of TermsGlossary of AcronymsChecklist for Compliance with the National Environmental Policy ActChecklist for Chemical Right to Know StrategyChecklist of Basic Documents for RecordkeepingChecklist for Agency InspectionsChecklist for Responding to Violation Notices and Enforcement OrdersChecklist for Dealing with Government AgenciesIndex