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Field trial demonstrating phytoremediation of the military explosive RDX by XplA/XplB-expressing switchgrass
Abstract The explosive hexahydro-1,3,5-trinitro-1,3,5-triazine (RDX), a major component of munitions, is used extensively on military training ranges. As a result, widespread RDX pollution in groundwater and aquifers in the United States is now well documented. RDX is toxic, but its removal from training ranges is logistically challenging, lacking cost-effective and sustainable solutions.
Preparing For The Worst: Issues In Employment Law For Re-Opening Businesses
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Preparing for the Worst: Issues in Employment Law for Re-Opening Businesses | JD Supra
Businesses are gradually starting to re-open around the United States. While the past months have been unprecedented and created numerous challenges for employers, it is important to remember that employment laws generally do not have any exceptions for pandemics. For example, even though older persons appear to be more susceptible to COVID-19, employers may not prioritize older employees for furlough without likely violating federal and state age discrimination laws.
Sixth Circuit Affirms Attorneys’ Fees for “Enforcement” of Non-Compete Agreement | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
Healthcare Legal News: Volume 6, Number 2
Restrictions on Fees Permitted under HIPAA for Copies of Medical Records by Timothy Cary When health care providers provide copies of medical records to an individual patient or to third parties at the direction of that individual patient, they are permitted under HIPAA to recover “a reasonable, cost-based fee.” Health care providers have generally determined this fee by relying on a schedule established by state statute, such as the Michigan Medical Records Act (MRA).
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