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February 2009 Issue

In this issue:

Message from the Chair
Amy L. Edwards…1

Environmental Insurance in the Wake of the AIG Bailout
Samantha R. Corson and Curtis B. Toll…1

EPA’s Audit Policy: New Incentives for New Owners
Fred R. DeLeon, Jr and Rebecca Wright Pritchet…5

Lending Goes Green—What Non-Energy-Sector Borrowers Can Expect in the Future
Sally A. Longroy and Kate Glaze…8

Continuing Obligations and Reasonable Steps under AAI
Joseph L. Kesling and Michael W. McLaughlin, P.E.…11

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February 2009 Issue

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February 18-20, 2009
27th Annual Water Law Conference
San Diego, CA

March 12-15, 2009
38th Conference on Environmental Law
Keystone, CO

Brownfields, Second Edition

Implementing Institutional Controls