If one takes a 10 or 20 or 30 year perspective, the idea of a new law is not a radical proposition. In fact, it could be the best way to deal with what are going to be significant uncertainties and increasing complexities around this technology.

We are at the vanguard of discovering the endless benefits of nanotechnology for applications like targeted cancer treatments and more efficient solar cells. With this inventory, we also are learning that this technology is already being incorporated into our daily lives. It's on store shelves and being sold in every part of the world.

With this inventory, we are learning that this technology is already being incorporated into our daily lives. It's on store shelves and being sold in every part of the world.

From a law enforcement perspective, we are looking at this as a crime scene, ... What if we find more than what we're looking for?

From our perspective, we're less concerned with how you pay for it than in getting these toxic products out of the waste stream. The end result is what matters.

From a tactical perspective, it's certainly helpful in negotiations.