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November 2006 Issue

In this issue:

Message from the Chair
Lee Paddock…1

Notes from the Editor
David A. Savage…2

Environmental Management Systems at U.S. Colleges and Universities
Susanne M. Savely…3

Colleges and Universities Turn to EMS When Faced with Enforcement
Laurie Cecere, Molly McGovern and Tom Balf…5

Clean Texas’ Environmental Management System
De’ Anne Meeh and Sean Wilson…8

Government Agencies Realize Benefits from Third-Party Certification of Environmental Management Systems
John C. Shideler, Ph.D.…14

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November 2006 Issue

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November 14, 2006
Environmental Litigation Series - Session 2: Nuts and Bolts of Environmental Civil Enforcement
Teleconference/Slide Webcast Presentation CLE Series

The Federal Information Manual

Amending CERCLA