. Preiselbeeren;: die nationalen cranberry Magazin. Preiselbeeren. Gelegenheit für Was! Wenn Sie reguliert wird müde, dann Klammer sich nur auf das, was Douglas M. Costle, neue Administrator der Behörde für Umweltschutz sagte kürzlich in einem Interview zu hören. Seine politischen Doubletalk ist voll mit Möglichkeiten. Sprechen über die Zukunft der EPA stellte er fest, "Es gewachsen ist, nicht geringer, besorgt über die Auswirkungen der Umwelt auf unser tägliches Leben und die fragile Natur der Umgebung, die uns trägt. Es gibt auch wachsen, nicht nachließ, Besorgnis über die menschliche Gesundheit

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. Cranberries; : the national cranberry magazine. Cranberries. Opportunity for What! If you 're tired of being regulated, then brace yourself Just listen to what Douglas M. Costle, new administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency said in a recent interview. His political doubletalk is fraught with possibilities. Talking about EPA 's future he noted, "There has been growing, not diminishing, concern about the impact of the environment on our daily lives and the fragile nature of the environment which sustains us. There is also growing, not diminishing, concern about the human health problems associated with involuntary exposure to environmental contamination. "We have only begun to solve some of the environmental problems and there are many others that we 're only now becoming aware of So I would expect EPA to be around for quite a while and I think we're about to move into a period which will present an enormous opportunity for the Agency. "First, our knowledge base is expanding very rapidly. We now understand a great deal more than we did. On the one hand, that makes the problems look more complex and difficult to solve than they were when the agency was established six years ago. On the other hand, we have a better knowledge base from which to address those problems. "Second, certain major legislation that we administer is up for renewal this year-the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, and the Clean Air Act. So there is an opportunity for midcourse correction. "Finally, we don't want to be in a position of not seeing the forest for the trees. We have gotten deeply enmeshed in the enormously complex details of carrying out our fob, but the reason for our coming into being six years ago hasn 't changed. We still recognize the limitations on man's ability to alter his environment without incurring intolerable damage. " Sounds great! But is that a cry for simplicity, or ar

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