Federalism and the Prevention of Groundwater Contamination
27 Water Resources Res. 2811 (1991)
7 Pages Posted: 1 May 2012
Abstract
The federal government has increasingly come to predominat in environmental protection.The underlying policies behind that shift are still being debated in the context of groundwater protection. Many of the reasons that led to national statutory schemes for air, surface water, toxics and other environmental media are applicable to groundwater and a greater federal role in the protection of groundwater is appropriate.
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Fort, Denise, Federalism and the Prevention of Groundwater Contamination. 27 Water Resources Res. 2811 (1991), Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2049405
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