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In addition , it is also to our advantage to use technologies that will not be restricted in the future by obvious trends in environmental legislation or by current federal and state environmental laws . Alternatively , the system 's source water TOC level is less than 4.0 mg / l , calculated quarterly as a running annual average ; the source water alkalinity is greater than 60 mg / L ( as CaCO3 ) , calculated quarterly as a running annual average ; and prior to the effective date for compliance , the system has made a clear and irrevocable financial commitment to use technologies that will limit the levels of TTHMs and HAA5 to no more than 0.040 mg / L and 0.030 mg / L , respectively . Some approaches to new technologies are more fruitful than others , but you would hardly know that from reading Oppenheimer . First , as long as their behavior does n't endanger others , individuals should not be compelled against their will to use technologies that directly interact with the brain or be forced to take certain psychoactive drugs . One must resort to other technologies to establish identity . " To fully realize success in the Department of Homeland Security , we need to exploit technologies that we have only dabbled in up to this point , " Mike Becraft , the INS ' acting deputy commissioner , said during a conference sponsored by the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association . Workers may be pressured to drive faster and for longer periods and to use technologies that may lead to inattention to the driving task . Following this , there would be an exchange of views and ideas on how to enable parties to continue developing appropriate national and international responses to climate change , promote research and investment , support action put forward voluntarily by developing countries , and promote access by developing countries to cleaner technologies and technologies for adaptation . Oak Brook Associates was founded in 1989 to exploit technologies that improve operations in the food service industry . A major reason for such ' optimism ' is that US firms are now also in the position to use technologies that have been originated in other countries , where the large presence of affiliates of US multinational corporations offers the US a particular access and degree of control .