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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO reviewed: (1) the environmental
management approaches used in Massachusetts, New York, and New Jersey;
(2) state and industry experiences with these integrated management
approaches; and (3) the Environmental Protection Agency&apos;s (EPA) role in
state efforts to reduce pollution.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) Massachusetts has adopted a single, integrated
inspection approach to assess facilities&apos; compliance with environmental
statutes; (2) New York is using a facility-management strategy to
coordinate medium-specific environmental programs; (3) New Jersey is
testing the use of single, integrated permits for industrial facilities,
rather than issuing separate permits for pollution releases; (4)
although Massachusetts and New York intend to implement their integrated
approaches statewide, New Jersey believes that it is too early to
evaluate the success of its pilot program; (5) state industry officials
believe these integrated management approaches are beneficial to the
environment, achieve regulatory efficiencies, and reduce costs; and (6)
EPA has proposed a new grant program that will help states gain easier
access to funding for multimedia programs, as well as ease the reporting
of multimedia activities.</abstract>
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