Perspectives on the Problem of Federal Facility Liability for Environmental Contamination
April 1987
Citation:
17
ELR 10114
Issue
4
Editors' Summary: Environmental compliance by federal facilities remains one of environmental law's thorniest issues. The applicable law is intricate, and the practical need to deal effectively with large federal agencies requires different skills and approaches than those traditionally applied to the private sector. In this Article, the author analyzes current legal issues applicable to federal facilities and offers practical advice for achieving environmental compliance.