EPA Air-toxics Plan Sparks Internal Rift
by Mark Clayton
The Christian Science Monitor
"The Environmental Protection Agency has drafted a plan that would allow so much extra industrial air pollution that 7 of 10 of the agency's own regional air-quality directors have signed on to a memo condemning it. The changes, the memo said, would "essentially negate" today's limits on industry toxic air emissions like arsenic, mercury, and lead..."
The Christian Science Monitor
"The Environmental Protection Agency has drafted a plan that would allow so much extra industrial air pollution that 7 of 10 of the agency's own regional air-quality directors have signed on to a memo condemning it. The changes, the memo said, would "essentially negate" today's limits on industry toxic air emissions like arsenic, mercury, and lead..."
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