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This page is the Index of the Noise Control Act portion of Section Five: which is a component of the Politics of Noise and the Activist sections of barkingdogs.net The Dormant Noise Control Act and Options to Abate Noise Pollution Written by Sidney A. Shapiro Rounds Professor of Law University of Kansas November 1991 Click here to read this article in its entirety, from beginning to end. The exact same article linked to above is also presented below, broken down into seven sections to allow easy access to its component parts. To go directly to a particular section of the article, click on the desired link below: INTRODUCTION I. NOISE ABATEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES A. Noise Abatement Prior to the Creation of the Office of Noise Abatement Control B. Noise Abatement During the Period in which the Office of Noise Abatement Control was Functioning Regulation of Noise Emissions Product Labeling Low-Noise-Emission Products Coordination of Noise Reduction Activities Assistance of State and Local Noise Control Noise Education and Research C. Noise Abatement After Funding was Cut for the Office of Noise Abatement Control ONAC's Loss of Funding Revocation of Pending Standards Enforcement of Existing Regulations Update of Existing Regulations Coordination, Education, and Research State and Local Regulation Private Rights of Action D. The Current Status of Noise Abatement II. OPTIONS FOR STATE AND LOCAL NOISE ABATEMENT A. Why State and Local Regulation Declined Infrastructure Support Local Disincentives Federal Preemption C. Policy Options Infrastructure Support Preemption III. OPTIONS FOR FEDERAL NOISE ABATEMENT A. Congressional Options The Future of the NCA Location of Regulatory Activities B. EPA's Options 1. Risk Assessment and Management a. Market Forces b. State and Local Regulation c. EPA Discretion d. Decision-Making Procedures 2. Coordination and Oversight Functions IV. CONCLUSION This page is the Index of the Noise Control Act portion of Section Five: which is a component of the Politics of Noise and the Activist sections of barkingdogs.net

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