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than Washington to make progress. The key will be to transfer the funding without attaching unduly bureaucratic federal strings.

In his first State of the Union a<|-' dress, President Clinton seemed aware of the central problem: “I’d like to use the Superfund to clean up pollution for a change and not just pay lawyers.” A year later, however, his administration has failed to act. If Superfund is not to generate another banner year for corporate bean counters, the administration must clean up the law now.

(Editor's note: This essay by James M. Strock, California Secretary for Environmental Protectioii and former chief law enforcement officer for the EPA, is adapted from his article in the Winter 199U issues of Policy Review, the quarterly journal of The H eritage Foundation. r.

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