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… as advertised;  Water pollution implies the intentional contamination of water, usually by companies or vessels (e.g. … metals (e.g. gold, silver, the platinum-group metals), and radioactive minerals (e.g. uranium, radium);  Non-metallic … accidents (e.g. uranium mining operations responsible for radioactive pollution in Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and …

… to consider the illegal fish metaphorically “glowing” or “radioactive.” What makes the fish glow? The most common types … one that commits the underlying offense. Once the fish is “radioactive,” the defendant has to knowingly do something … that is, where it was possibly exposed to infestation or contamination by pests. Normally, this will be the place …

… competent State body. 4. Failing to bury toxic substances, radioactive substances, waste and other hazardous substances … treated to environmental standards; discharging toxic, radioactive and other hazardous substances into land or water …