EPA vows crackdown on cross-border dumping

The Environmental Protection Agency has vowed to crack down on illegal cross-border dumping.

Thu, 21 Oct, 2004 - 13:42

The Environmental Protection Agency has vowed to crack down on illegal cross-border dumping.

The agency said today that the matter was one of the main priorities of its Environmental Enforcement Office, which was established a year ago to tackle environmental crime.

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