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Adam SarvanaPrint
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Written by Natural Resources News Service
Adam Sarvana writes about environmental and political issues for Natural Resources News Service. He formerly covered military environmental programs and the Environmental Protection Agency for more than two years at Inside Washington Publishers.

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Articles by Adam Sarvana :

  • Fish and Paint Chips Part II: The Politics of Ocean Trash
  • Fish and Paint Chips Part I: The Science of Trash
  • No Safe Harbor: The Shipping Industry’s Pollution Problem Part III: Off The Hook
  • No Safe Harbor: The Shipping Industry’s Pollution Problem Part II: A Lack of Authority
  • What is Bunker fuel?
  • No Safe Harbor: The Shipping Industry’s Pollution Problem Part I: Low-Hanging Fruit
  • What are TCE and PCE?
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Toxic Bureaucracy: Burned in Effigy
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Toxic Bureaucracy: The Rollback
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Toxic Bureaucracy: Accusations of Bias
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Toxic Bureaucracy: Confronting the EPA
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Toxic Bureaucracy: The Balance of Power
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Poisoned Patriots: Running the Gauntlet
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Poisoned Patriots: The Cover-up
  • The Pentagon’s War on America: Poisoned Patriots: Through the Looking Glass
  • Bate and Switch: How a free-market magician manipulated two decades of environmental science
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