And, of course, in the interim, the lawyers managed to make sure that instead of industry funding SuperFund through a fee on producers of hazardous materials, the taxpayers would instead pay for the cleanups (something to keep in mind about the new TSCA reg - see how long it takes for the taxpayer to be on the hook despite the user fee promise). http://www.rff.org/blog/2009/reinstating-superfund-taxes-good-or-bad-policy
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