Republican senator plans foreign divestiture bill: "Duncan Hunter, a California Republican, also vowed to 'kill' with legislation a pending deal to allow a state-owned Arab company to manage terminals in major U.S. ports.
He said infrastructure such as ports, electric grids and power plants should not be owned by foreign firms. Under his legislation, 'Any foreign companies that own critical infrastructure would be required to divest so it's owned by Americans,' Hunter told reporters. "

Al Qaeda bragged of infiltrating Emirates government, casting shadow on security of port deal: "Another assessment by the General Accountability Office -- which has received scant attention -- concluded that the Committee for Foreign Investment, the arm of the Treasury Department that approves such deals, could not possibly conduct a thorough intelligence review in 30 days. It adds that the U.S. has put pressure for the reviews to be conducted faster."

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EPA OK'd plan to dump nerve agent into Delaware :
By HARRY YANOSHAK
Bucks County Courier Times

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency won't oppose the U.S. Department of Defense and DuPont Co.'s plan to dump a wastewater byproduct of a deadly nerve agent into the Delaware River.
The agency said it's assured of a safe treatment for up to 4 million gallons of caustic wastewater created in the treatment for VX, a chemical weapon with a pinhead-size potency to kill a human. DuPont is treating VX for disposal at its Newport Chemical Depot in Indiana.
The agent, once neutralized, would be shipped to DuPont's Chambers Works plant in Deepwater, N.J., for discharge into the river.
'EPA believes that all of our previously identified ecological concerns have been resolved,' said Walter Mugdan, director of the agency's Environmental Planning and Protection division in New York, in a letter released Friday to CNN and obtained by The News Journal in Wilmington, Del."

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