Attitude shifts as corporations clean up toxic sites rise
Environmental and corporate leaders say cleanup at EPA Superfund sites is increasingly driven by business logic. Firms avoid costly litigation, protect investments, and improve image while meeting liability rules. In Indiana and Ohio, Amoco and ARCO face long cleanup plans and growing activism.
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Hanukkah Celebrated at Russian Parliament
In Moscow the first Hanukkah ceremony at the Parliament drew 200 attendees as a 20 foot iron menorah was lit by Lubavitch rabbis under Yeltsin era permission. The event marks a cultural milestone amid post coup openness with Ethiopians and Soviets arriving in Israel for the holiday.
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