Environmental Protection Agency Reports for September 1994

• RCED-94-101 - Hazardous Waste (1994-09-09)
  Issues Pertaining to an Incinerator in East Liverpool, Ohio
• RCED-94-190 - Nuclear Health and Safety (1994-09-19)
  Consensus on Acceptable Radiation Risk to the Public Is Lacking
• AIMD-94-136 - OMB's High-Risk Program (1994-09-20)
  Comments on the Status Reported in the President's Fiscal Year 1995 Budget
• RCED-94-200 - Energy Supply (1994-09-20)
  Energy Potential of Municipal Solid Waste Is Limited
• RCED-94-256 - Superfund (1994-09-21)
  Status, Cost, and Timeliness of Hazardous Waste Site Cleanups
• RCED-94-207 - Toxic Substances (1994-09-22)
  Status of EPA's Efforts to Reduce Toxic Releases
• RCED-94-93 - Toxic Substances (1994-09-23)
  EPA Needs More Reliable Source Reduction Data and Progress Measures
• RCED-94-103 - Toxic Substances Control Act (1994-09-26)
  Legislative Changes Could Make the Act More Effective
• RCED-94-109 - Water Pollution (1994-09-26)
  Information on the Use of Alternative Wastewater Treatment Systems
• RCED-94-158 - Food Safety (1994-09-26)
  USDA's Role Under the National Residue Program Should Be Reevaluated
• RCED-94-192 - Food Safety (1994-09-26)
  Changes Needed to Minimize Unsafe Chemicals in Food
• GGD-94-198 - U.S.-Chilean Trade (1994-09-28)
  Pesticide Standards and Concerns Regarding Chilean Sanitary Rules
• RCED-94-196 - Superfund (1994-09-28)
  EPA Has Opportunities to Increase Recoveries of Costs
• RCED-94-292R - I&M Program Follow-Up (1994-09-28)
  
• RCED-94-280 - Global Positioning Technology (1994-09-28)
  Opportunities for Greater Federal Agency Joint Development and Use
• T-RCED-94-311 - Food Safety (1994-09-28)
  Fundamental Changes Needed to Improve Monitoring of Unsafe Chemicals in Food
• NSIAD-94-142 - Environment (1994-09-30)
  DOD's New Environmental Security Strategy Faces Barriers