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Ellen Weisbord asserts that environmental laws encourage unethical behaviors such as hiding the problem, the waste and the cleanup. By imposing inequitable burdens upon those who lack the resources to fund compliance, a standardized and centralized system of enforcement encourages unethical and illegal behavior. To correct these problems, she proposes a voluntary environmental compliance system. Robert Shedlarz and Karen Lahey suggest that state-certified brownfields may be a reasonable and ethical compromise to those environmental sites for which greenfield status is unattainable and deadfield status is unacceptable. Ethical issues arise not infrequently in the context of real estate transactions.