Decoders for home satellite dish antenna systems /

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Does your business need a land pollution control permit?

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Does your business need a water pollution control permit?

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Does my business need an air pollution control permit? /

"3/10."

Economic and demographic projections /

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Evergreen Manor groundwater contamination.

"December 6, 1993."

Final water pollution control program plan /

Description based on: federal fiscal year 1978.

Final land pollution control program plan.

Description based on: Fiscal year 1983; title from cover.

Fossil fuel-fired power plants : report to the House and Senate Environment and Energy Commissions.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (Illinois EPA) was asked by the Illinois General Assembly to examine whether the State should address further potential restrictions on power plant pollution. This request was made under Section 9-10 of the Environmental Protection Act (Act). This is a report of the Illinois EPA's findings. The Illinois EPA has prepared this report of its findings to date based on consideration of a broad spectrum of issues including health benefits, the impact of the reliability of the power grid, the impact on consumer utility rates and the impact on jobs and Illinois' economy. It provides an overview of the principal issues, presents a review of the information we have gathered that addresses those issues, lists information gaps, and uncertainties and finally, lists the work that remains to develop a solution that does not create unintended adverse economic consequences for the people of Illinois.

Hazardous Substances Alternative Treatment Technologies Seminar : proceedings.

"August 1985."

Guidelines for solid waste management demonstration grants.

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Industrial Material Exchange Service.

Description based on: April 1981; title from cover.

Industrial Material Exchange Service assessment report, April 1986 /

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Industrial Material Exchange Service /

The Industrial Material Exchange Service (IMES) program is a free service designed to provide a mechanism for recycling and reusing unwanted materials. The exchange program maintains and distributes listings of materials both wanted and available provided by our participants. Through IMES, waste generators can be matched with waste users. Any material, either non-hazardous or hazardous that is available from one business yet has potential reuse by another, can be a part of the exchange. IMES functions as an information clearinghouse for industrial by-products, surplus materials, waste and other forms of unwanted industrial materials. The goal of the IMES program is to conserve energy, resources and landfill space by helping find alternatives to disposal of what might be a valuable material.

Issues and programs : discussion document for a five-year plan, 1976-1981.

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