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    The Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA) is a government agency that was developed to manage Southern Nevada’s water needs. The SNWA has worked persistently to manage and diversify their water resources in order to be one step further along in the process of ensuring water in their regions for many years to come. The pipeline is about partnering with other states and regions to ensure communities are protected for guaranteeing future water sources when needed. SNWA would like to move forward…

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    Safe drinking water act The EPA states that the safe drinking water act is a federal law used to ensure safe and clean drinking water for the public. Every single water public water system applies has to apply to this law. There are about 155000 public water systems providing water to almost all Americans to water in some time in their life. The government made the act so Americans can have safer drinking water and cleaner lakes and river by regulating. Warner magnuson introduced the act to…

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    regulations. Many events that led up to the creation of the Clean Water Act, one example is the 1960s was the peak of the environmental problems throughout the country water pollution was at all-time high. The effects of polluted waters on public health become a hot topic, citizens demanded the government do something about it (Clark). This lead to the creation of the environmental protection agency by President Nixon…

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    drinking water for the citizens. If the government is making an effort then why is there still unsafe drinking water in parts of the country? In the United States, there are more than 6,000 chemicals that pollute the drinking water. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, there has only been one new pollutant…

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    Alpha Case Summary

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    There are many coal mines filing for bankruptcy in West Virginia, Virginia, and other states. These bankruptcies are caused by debts of billions of dollars. A lawyer was assigned to assist the Department of Environmental Protection in the Alpha case. The lawyer, Kevin W. Barrett of Bailey & Glasser, subpoenaed Citicorp. Citi responded after over a month. Two big hedge funds, Highbridge Capital Management and a unit of Davidson Kempner, were part of the lender list. Alpha’s plan was to commit a…

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    Sarbanes-Oxley Act Memo

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    To: Professor Holborn From: Julion Price Re: Does the destruction of grouper that is more than 20 inches violate the Sarbanes-Oxley Act? Date: December 3, 2014 FACTS In 2007, defendant John L. Yates set out with his crew to go fishing in the Gulf of Mexico. A few days later, Officer Jones boarded their ship and examined the fish they were catching. He noticed that 72 of the fish were smaller than 20 inches. Federal fishing laws require that these fish be bigger than 20 inches before being…

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    intergovernmental relationships (IGR) at the same time. IGR group included: • Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) – state agency that created the initial solutions to a problem. They oversaw the cleanup and reported everything to the EPA. • Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) – federal agency that worked directly with KDHE to ensure proper cleanup of the contamination. • Coleman Company – manufacturing company, which is responsible for the majority of pollution. • Community –…

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    able to make donations to the Superfund Trust Fund, and there should be financial support from the federal government as well. If developers decide to purchase land with possible contamination they should not be penalized but instead, have an environmental site assessment completed by the EPA before purchase, and if the risk is there for hazard then the land will remain vacant. This protects all…

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    Effects Of Electric Cars

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    As we know the automobile usage has increased all over the world especially in the last decades and the companies are aware of the increasing environmental issues of their product and processes they are facing. The big manufacturers know about the need of having improved environmental performance in their operations and have set environment programs to tackle with these issues. These programs have a wide scope and also cover some requirements for the suppliers. According to Global competition we…

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    Migratory Bird Species Act

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    preserve its natural conditions. The NWPS has designated 106 million acres of public land as wilderness, 44 million which are in national parks. The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) - Created in 1970, NEPA promotes the enhancement of the environment and established what is known today as the President’s Council On Environmental Policy (CEQ). It was one of the first laws ever written that creates a national framework for protecting our environment. Marine Mammal Protection Act -…

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