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Environmental/Ethical Dilemma Introduction Since the late 1960's, laws reducing pollution and improving quality standards to protect public health have been established. Even though we know more about reducing and controlling hazardous waste today than we did in the past, America still produces 700,000 tons of hazardous waste every day. Much of the waste material comes from manufacturers. Certain hazardous material wastes are more harmful than others. Today, we have laws and regulations to control hazardous waste production and disposal. Environmental management remains the single most expensive area of government's regulation of the business community. Over the next decade, industry will spend several hundred billions of dollars on pollution control. According to the opinion of the research organization, Yankelovich, Skelly and White, the control of toxic and hazardous chemicals "ranks first" on the public's list of where the government's regulation of industry is needed. In our environmental/ethical exercise, we...

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