UT-Permian Basin eyes lakes from wastewater plan
UT-Permian Basin officials discuss a concept to use treated effluent to create a series of lakes along a drainage channel. The plan could provide water storage, support economic development, and raise questions about liability and funding while feasibility and engineering details remain to be assessed.
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Carl Prestfeldt
Ut-Permian
Texas Water
Johnson
Clark
Refineries face massive costs under Clean Air Act rules
Experts warn that capital costs from the 1990 Clean Air Act and state regulations hit refineries hard, especially smaller ones. The 315,000 barrel plant in Texas Gulf Coast zones faces up to 1.1 billion to meet emissions and wastewater rules, threatening capacity and market balance as industry estimates 30 to 50 billion in aggregate costs over five years.
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Chevronan
Port Arthur
Texas Gulf Coast
Arvan R. Sternfels
National Petroleum Refiners Association
Wash- SA
Ostenten Xual
Thomas Manning
Purvin & Gertz Inc
Bernard Picchi
Ann Ki
Roger
Penses
Masine
Japan pledges increased aid and climate steps at summit
Japan plans 7 to 7.7 billion in new aid over five years, boosting total to about 2 billion, while pledging to cut CFCs by 1996 and meet climate targets. Miyazawa cancels summit trip due to domestic turmoil. US signs yet rejects some accords, with Agenda 21 shifting foreign aid timetable and oil-exporting nations resisting limits.
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Miyazawa
Fernando Collor de Mello
United States
U.S
America
Bush
TJ. Glauthier
World Wildlife Fund
Ronald) Reagan
Ayame Op
Germany
France
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Iran
Libya
Nigeria
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