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1.    Superfund program management GAO/HR-93-10

3.    Environmental protection : meeting public expectations with
limited resources : report to the Congress GAO/RCED-91-97

5.    Hazardous waste : limited progress in closing and cleaning up
contaminated facilities GAO/RCED-91-79

6.    Pesticides EPA's use of benefit assessments in regulating
pesticides GAO/RCED-91-52 [2 copies]

7.    Hazardous waste : pollution claims experience of property/
casualty insurers GAO/RCED-91-59

8.    Solid waste trade-offs involved in beverage container deposit
legislation GAO/RCED-91-25

9.    Hazardous waste : efforts to address problems at federal prisons
GAO/RCED-90-212

10.   Underground petroleum tanks owners' ability to comply with EPA's
financial responsibility requirements GAO/RCED-90-167FS

11.   Toxic substances effectiveness of unreasonable risk standards
unclear GAO/RCED-90-189

12.   Hazardous waste : status and resources of EPA's corrective action
program GAO/RCED-90-144

13.   Toxic substances : EPA's chemical testing program has made little
progress GAO/RCED-90-112

14.   Nonhazardous waste environmental safeguards for industrial
facilities need to be developed GAO/RCED-90-92

15.   Medical waste regulation health and environmental risks need to be
fully assessed GAO/RCED-90-86

16.   Hazardous waste funding of postclosure liabilities remains
uncertain : report to the Congress GAO/RCED-90-64

17.   Hazardous waste contractors should be accountable for
environmental performance : report to Congressional requesters
GAO/RCED-90-23

18.   Superfund : a more vigorous and better managed enforcement program
is needed GAO/RCED-90-22

19.   Superfund : contractors are being too liberally indemnified by the
government : report to the Congress GAO/RCED-89-160

20.   Superfund : analysis of issues concerning the Operating Industries
site GAO/RCED-89-77

21.   Inland oil spills stronger regulation and enforcement needed to
avoid future incidents GAO/RCED-89-65

22.   Superfund contracts : EPA's procedures for preventing conflicts of
interest need strengthening GAO/RCED-89-57

23.   Superfund : interim assessment of EPA's enforcement program
GAO/RCED-89-40BR

24.   Superfund : missed statutory deadlines slow progress in
environmental programs GAO/RCED-89-027

25.   Hazardous waste : facility inspections are not thorough and
complete GAO/RCED-88-20

26.   Superfund : improvements needed in work force management : report
to the Congress GAO/RCED-88-1

27.   Hazardous waste : issues surrounding insurance availability :
report to the Congress GAO/RCED-88-2

28.   Hazardous waste : controls over injection well disposal operations
GAO/RCED-87-170

29.   Superfund contracts : EPA needs to control contractor costs
GAO/RCED-88-182

30.   Hazardous waste : many enforcement actions do not meet EPA
standards GAO/RCED-88-140

31.   Hazardous waste : new approach needed to manage the Resource
Conservation and Recovery Act : report to the Congress GAO/RCED-88-115

32.   Superfund : overview of EPA's contract laboratory program
GAO/RCED-88-109FS

33.   Hazardous waste : future availability of and need for treatment
capacity are uncertain GAO/RCED-88-95

34.   Hazardous waste : corrective action cleanups will take years to
complete GAO/RECD-88-48

35.   Superfund : insuring underground petroleum tanks : report to the
Congress GAO/RCED-88-39

36.   Hazardous waste : groundwater conditions at many land disposal
facilities remain uncertain GAO/RCED-88-29