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Clean Water Act
The Clean Water Act (CWA) was initially approved in 1948 to regulate the pollution of
water. Then it was restructured by amendments in 1972 which gave the Act extreme powers to
regulate the pollution of discharges into streams. According to this act discharge of waste into
the water is not legal unless you have a permit from Environmental protection agency (EPA) and
such permit becomes useless after five years of obtaining the same and you need to get the
permit again after five years for discharge of waste into the water. This Act was promulgated to
avoid deceases and provide high quality water for its proper use. The state for this purpose
makes strategies for the implementation of such Acts to keep the environment satisfactory and
eco-friendly. An individual can sue the other individual in court for violating this Act as well as
an individual can sue an officer of the EPA to not to perform its duties diligently and honestly.
[Robyn Kenney (2012)]
According to Environmental groups Simply Green product Company is violating the
clean water act which restricts the discharge of material into surface water They can either
obtain permit from Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to discharge their material wastage
or they can restrict their wastage into stream. By obtaining such permit Company would be
aware of the technical methods to discharge their wastage and they can avoid so many negative
conflicts in this way.
The Solid Waste Disposal Act
The Solid Waste Disposal Act (SWDA) was established by congress in 1965 to control
the disposal of wastages in different areas of state. Technical as well as monetary or non-
monetary problems were arising due to material wastages in different areas of the state. Only
basic point of view was described initially in the form of law to prevent the disposal of wastage,
then it was comprehensively amended in 1976 to provide comprehensive details in accordance
with the material wastages into the commercial or non-commercial areas of state. The amended
law is also famous by the name of Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA). This Act
prevents the movement made by Simply Green Product Company, as it`s unethical to dispose of
the wastages into wide areas of state. Once you do non-compliance with this act, you shall
automatically be in non-compliance with The Clean Water Act. [Eugene H. Robinson, Jr (2004)]
Company should take strategic measures to control such non-compliance and managers
should plan, organize, control, communicate and co-ordinate with their delegated employees to
restrict the wastage to some extent and try to make By-Products with wastages of Joint Products
to lessen the wastage and make proper arrangements for net wastage .

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The Lanham Act
The Lanham Act became law in 1946 by congress to protect the commercial buyers and
sellers in accordance with the goods or services. The Lanham Act differentiates the products of
one organization with that of the others. The Lanham Act is famous as The Trademarks Act.
Trademarks are marks or words used by organizations to differentiate their products from other
products. The State protect both the buyers as well as sellers via The Lanham Act 1946, as
Customers would be aware of the real product what they want to purchase and cannot be
deceived by other sellers on the name of same product and similarly it protect the sellers because
other sellers cannot use your trademark as it is illegal according to Lanham Act 1946. And
organizations are required to register their trademarks with the trademark officials by submitting
duly verified documents and prescribed fee with the officials. If someone is using trademarks
without authentication by officials, court has a power to stop such business and make them fine
as well as imprisonment. So it is compulsory register your trademarks with Government
officials. Simply Product Company is violating the Lanham Act 1946 for using the name of
packing material without filling state trademark protection. [U.S Constitution and federal]

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 Clean Water Act The Clean Water Act (CWA) was initially approved in 1948 to regulate the pollution of water. Then it was restructured by amendments in 1972 which gave the Act extreme powers to regulate the pollution of discharges into streams. According to this act discharge of waste into the water is not legal unless you have a permit from Environmental protection agency (EPA) and such permit becomes useless after five years of obtaining the same and you need to get the permit again after five years for discharge of waste into the water. This Act was promulgated to avoid deceases and provide high quality water for its proper use. The state for this purpose makes strategies for the implementation of such Acts to keep the environment satisfactory and eco-friendly. An individual can sue the other individual in court for viol ...
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