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is now working in various ways to help accelerate the hazardous waste cleanup process. CSI's efforts include the following: · bringing new parties to the discussion; · achieving allocation among volume, hazardousness, and cost; · devising ways to avoid premature admissions; · possibly facilitating mixing of public and private funds; · working with potentially responsible parties to interpret evolving policy and mesh technical approach with government requirements; · certifying to government that cleanup proposals and work are worthy of evaluation and meet basic criteria; · establishing various project management roles, including direct project
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Board of Directors Project Management Fu notion Donald Kennedy President Stanford University Joshua Lederberg President The Rockefeller University Charles W Powers President Clean Sites Inc.
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CSI can also help negotiate liability releases when appropriate and can help sort out the allocation relationships between the settling and nonsettling parties. From this activity can be derived indust~y's fourth equity criterion for cleanup of hazardous waste sites: restricting retroactive liabilities when the situation warrants.
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All sides in the process of cleaning up hazardous waste sites devote resources at every stage either to gathering evidence or to preparing a defense. Thus, although most voluntary settlements do save money, it is
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