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Environmental Regulation and the Border Goal #6: Improve Environmental Performance through Compliance, Enforcement, Pollution Prevention, and Promotion of Environmental Stewardship • Objective 1 by 2006, increase by 50% the number of industries along the U.S.-Mexican border implementing voluntary compliance and/or self-audits (such as the development of an Environmental Management System or participation in voluntary assessment programs), using 2003 as a baseline year • Objective 2 by 2006, determine the pollution sources in the border area subject to regulation that present high risks to human health and the environment and set priorities for actions to lower the risk • Objective 3 by 2012, increase compliance in the priority areas determined in Objective 2 by assessing and responding to citizen complaints, compliance assistance, compliance incentives, compliance monitoring, and enforcement to reduce the risks from non-compliant facilities and encourage voluntary pollution prevention 75
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THE SCERP MISSION The Southwest Con
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Authors SCERP Monograph Series, no.
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Contents Foreword v Prefacio ix Pre
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Improving Transboundary Air Quality
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