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As an incentive for AFOs to participate, EPA agreed not to bring certain enforcement actions against participating AFOs during the course of the monitoring survey; however, all participants must pay a penalty that is based on the number of animals maintained at the operation and must assure compliance with the CAA, CERCLA, and EPCRA once EPA publishes the emissions methodology. Kaplan concluded his presentation by providing a list of seven steps to assist a company in choosing the right recycler, which included being CERCLA (commonly known as Superfund) compliant, providing logistical support, having broad market knowledge, being financially stable, providing valuable reports, offering long-term stability and offering one-solution recycling. Although Consolidated Edison, known as "Con Ed," was likely partially liable for the cleanup costs of certain contaminated sites, the 2nd Circuit found that to disallow Con Ed from filing an action for recoupment of costs from UGI ran counter to the language of CERCLA as well as the statute's policy rationale of encouraging voluntary cleanup. |
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