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FOSTER A
Citation: A. Foster, EPA - INDUSTRY LOSES A SUPPORTER IN EPA LEADERSHIP TURNOVER, Chemical week, 160(29), 1998, pp. 12-12
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Citation: A. Foster, PESTICIDES - REPORT ON HUMAN TOXIC TESTING RAISES EPA CONCERN, Chemical week, 160(29), 1998, pp. 15-15
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Citation: A. Foster, SAFETY - WORST-CASE RISKS AFFECT ONE IN 6 AMERICANS, Chemical week, 160(28), 1998, pp. 12-12
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Citation: A. Foster, PESTICIDE - NRDC MAKES A PITCH FOR ORGANIC FARMING, Chemical week, 160(28), 1998, pp. 16-16
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Citation: A. Foster, POLLUTION PREVENTION - DOW PARTNERS WITH GREEN GROUPS, Chemical week, 160(28), 1998, pp. 36-36
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Citation: A. Foster, PESTICIDE REGULATION - EPA EXPANDING NEUROTOXICITY TESTING TO PROTECTCHILDREN, Chemical week, 160(27), 1998, pp. 10-10
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Citation: A. Foster, SAFETY - CHEMICAL MAKERS FIGHT PLAIN ENGLISH WARNINGS, Chemical week, 160(27), 1998, pp. 15-15
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Citation: A. Foster, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE - SHINTECH RULING AWAITS REVIEW, Chemical week, 160(27), 1998, pp. 56-56
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Citation: A. Foster, POLLUTION PREVENTION - POLLUTERS REDUCE TRI EMISSIONS, Chemical week, 160(26), 1998, pp. 14-14
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Citation: A. Foster, ELECTRICITY DEREGULATION - GOP DISSECTS CLINTON UTILITY BILL, Chemical week, 160(26), 1998, pp. 16-16
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Citation: A. Foster, PRODUCT LIABILITY - NAM, CMA SPLIT ON PROPOSED REFORM, Chemical week, 160(25), 1998, pp. 21-21
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Citation: A. Foster, KANAWHA - APATHETIC OR SATISFIED - STRUGGLING TO INVOLVE COMMUNITIES, Chemical week, 160(25), 1998, pp. 52
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Citation: A. Foster, EMPLOYEE BEHAVIOR IS KEY TO SAFETY - HIGH IMPLEMENTATION ON EH-AND-S CODE, Chemical week, 160(25), 1998, pp. 66
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Citation: A. Foster, TRI EMISSIONS DECLINE - WASTE IS UP, ENVIRONMENTALISTS WARN, Chemical week, 160(25), 1998, pp. 73
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Citation: P. Fairley et A. Foster, TOXICOLOGY - CMA CONFIRMS EXTENSIVE TESTING GAPS FOR MAJOR CHEMICALS, Chemical week, 160(24), 1998, pp. 9-9
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FOSTER A
Citation: A. Foster, REGULATION - EPA DELAYING ADVERSE-EFFECTS REPORTING RULE, Chemical week, 160(24), 1998, pp. 15-15
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Citation: A. Foster, EPA HEEDS FBI ADVICE ON RMPS, Chemical week, 160(24), 1998, pp. 31-31
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Citation: A. Foster, SUPERFUND - HIGH COURTS LIABILITY RULING IS A MIXED BLESSING, Chemical week, 160(23), 1998, pp. 8-8
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Citation: A. Foster, PRINTING INKS - AKZO-NOBEL BUYS WERNEKE BUSINESSES, Chemical week, 160(23), 1998, pp. 8-8
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Citation: A. Foster, CLIMATE-CHANGE - INDUSTRY RENEWS ITS ATTACK ON KYOTO WARMING PACT, Chemical week, 160(23), 1998, pp. 13-13
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Citation: A. Foster, ENFORCEMENT - LCP CHEMICALS EXECUTIVES INDICTED, Chemical week, 160(23), 1998, pp. 36-36
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Citation: P. Fairley et A. Foster, ENVIRONMENTAL REPORTING - LOUISIANA RELEASES INCREASE WHILE WEST-VIRGINIA NUMBERS DIP, Chemical week, 160(22), 1998, pp. 8-8
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Citation: A. Foster, TOXICOLOGY - EPA URGES CMA TO BACK INCREASED TESTING, Chemical week, 160(21), 1998, pp. 10-10
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Citation: A. Foster, CHEMICAL WEAPONS - VETO THREAT HANGS OVER TREATY IMPLEMENTATION BILL, Chemical week, 160(21), 1998, pp. 14-14
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Citation: A. Foster, WASHINGTON - CMA PARES DOWN STAFF - BRASS RETIRE EARLY, Chemical week, 160(21), 1998, pp. 16-16