Guide is like having a regulatory consultant on hand at all times  What are your reporting obligations under SARA Title III? How can you minimize your risks of costly enforcement actions? When can you legally withhold information to guard trade secrets? Find out the answers to these and other crucial questions in this guide.  Written by two regulatory pros, this compliance roadmap helps you unravel the complexities of federal right-to-know legislation and spells out the key reporting requirements of all the major sections of the Act--emergency planning, emergency release notification, MSDS submission, and chemical inventory reporting. You'll find expert guidance on applying codes and regulations in specific business situations; time-saving tips for accurate form submission; vital information on protecting trade secrets; keen insight into EPA enforcement policies; and much more.

Hazardous Chemicals and the Right to Know: An Updated Guide to Compliance with SARA Title III

Harris, Christopher

Harvey, Scott A.

Environmental & Natural Resources Law

McGraw-Hill Professional

Book by Harris, Christopher, Marshall, Raymond C., Cavanaugh, Patrick O.

Environmental Crimes (Shepard's Environmental Law Series)

Marshall, Raymond C.

Cavanaugh, Patrick O.

Criminal Law

Shepards/McGraw-Hill

First Published in 1998. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

The Family and Social Change (International Library of Sociology)

Rosser, Colin

Reference

Routledge

Family & Social Change Ils 127 (International Library of Sociology)

Parenting & Relationships

At 27 years old, undersized but talented Nick "Mouse" Morrison has yet to realize his dreams. After several unsuccessful training camps, Nick decides a minicamp in Detroit will be his last go-round in pro football. What follows is an inside look at the chaos, frustration and beauty of a pro football season rarely captured in fiction. Slotback Rhapsody is Friday Night Lights all grown up. Not since Don Delillo’s End Zone has there been such a brilliant portrayal of charming meatheads and on-field action. From a writer who works as a journalist in pro sports, Slotback Rhapsody is a hilarious insider account of what it’s like to be a professional athlete in today’s 24/7 idol-obsessed culture, as well as a meditation on the high cost of single-mindedness.

Slotback Rhapsody: A Novel

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Asphalt House

Dub Storm is a stoner, which wouldn't be so bad if he didn't also know 101 ways to kill a man. A former Special Forces sniper, Dub has become a spaced-out private eye. He gets hired over one long, eventful weekend to find the kidnapped scion of Austin's foremost real estate family. Harsh developments ensue.

The Big Clear

All the electricity has gone out, nobody knows why, and it's five months later. Food is scarce, and gas is scarcer. The world isn't sudden chaos: it's simply quiet and lost. Survival depends on trusting the right people, and staying away from the wrong ones. But how can you tell the difference? Tulsa is a ground's-eye view of the apocalypse: a front-row seat to the slow-motion unraveling of society and the things we believe comprise identity. As the world falls apart, there are people everywhere—trustworthy or treacherous—and somewhere in the countryside, there is a particular farm....

Tulsa

Kid Centrifuge is a rock band with dreams no bigger than other rock bands: ho-hum, tour and get signed and be famous and change the universe. Alas, unlike their rock-music forebears, our heroes live in a world that has largely moved on to techno, dance and pop. Sure, the music industry is still littered with double-crossers and backbiters, but now they're looking for DJs, and maybe guitar champions need no longer apply. So the Kids tilt against the same old windmills musicians have battled forever, but with a suspicion that the same old animating dream -- all you need is a guitar and a great song and you'll make a million bucks-- is dead. That gives their grass-roots aspirations more than a little desperation, and bad decisions ensue. War On Sound gets inside its four featured musicians -- Amanda, the singer; Sebastian, the guitarist; Kate, the drummer; and Scott, the bass player and angsty piloting force -- the way Don DeLillo did in Great Jones Street and Roddy Doyle did in The Commitments. These talented kids wage war, blinkers in place, faith challenged...they have big success and big failure, and they keep playing. War On Sound is by turns hilarious and profound, and illimunates the contemporary music scene better than any recent novel.

War On Sound

United States

The Family and Social Change: A Study of Family and Kinship in a South Wales Town (International Library of Sociology)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Routledge& Kegan Paul

Public Lives, Private Virtues: Images of American Revolutionary War Heroes, 1782-1832 (Studies in American Popular History and Culture)

First published in 2000. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

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