who monitors pollution in savannah georgia?
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Jerry Brigforth at the Amtrak station!
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There are no federal regulations to speak of regarding  scrap yards or junk yards. it is normally the local authorities that have jurisdiction over who can operate, where they can operate.\n\nYou need to contact the local townships were each scrap yard resides.\n\nThe only thing the federal agencies monitor is OSHA who supervises safety, the EPA and DEP who monitor ground and air problems.\n\nIn West Virginia you can contact the "DEQ" Virginia Department of Environmental Quality  -  629 East Main Street  - P.O. Box 10009  -  Richmond, VA 23240-0009  -  (804) 698-4000 or 1-800-592-5482\n\nThe Department of Environmental Quality's enforcement mission is to take fair and consistent enforcement actions to ensure compliance with Virginia’s environmental laws and regulations in a manner that promotes the health and well being of the Commonwealth’s citizens and protects its environment.
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Call the Georgia Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Understanding, monitoring, and controlling the elements in our environment (electricity, thermodynamics, etc.)
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If you call the local police dept and ask, they have to tell you if they are there.  It is public record.  Althought that might be had in Atlanta.
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You could work for the park services, or maybe get a job with the EPA - you could be a conservationist or an inspector to make sure businesses follow the correct rules when it comes to the environment.
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http://home.att.net/~thehessians/disasterwatch.html
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Try Sec of State of Ga.org
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Call your State's Attourney, then call the EPA.
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smog, overcrowing, health, water treatment, waste management, second hand smoke, drugs.
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Here is a report by Human Rights Watch on due process violations in Georgia. Should provide you with lots of sources:\nhttp://www.hrw.org/reports/pdfs/g/georgia/georgia2948.pdf#search='due%20process%20georgia'
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http://www.familywatchdog.gov
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http://www.dcor.state.ga.us/pdf/gdcCOTS.pdf
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Go to EPA (Enviromental Protection Agency).\nThey have books and books of them.
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try the information on this website. http://www.epa.gov/oust/cat/sve1.htm
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you must mean washignton. im not sure but asjk the cops or judge he or she will know
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The environmental impact of Baku-Tblisi-Ceyhan Petroleum Pipeline was one of the hot discussion topic in Georgia during last few years, especially because of passing through a national park. It was supposed to be completed in 2005. I don't know the latest situation. Please look over the following links to have an idea and if u goooogle it, you'll find more.\n\nCaucusus Land, Waters at Risk Along Pipeline Route \nhttp://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/nov2002/2002-11-15-01.asp\n\nEnvironmental Fears about the Pipeline\nhttp://www.asianews.it/view.php?l=en&art=1248\n\nThis is the most recent and important enviromental issue in Georgia that I know.Good luck with your homework!