EPA acts to reduce haze at U.S. parks

[Rose Siding]

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New rules, finalized Thursday by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, will help restore clarity not only to the vistas of Guadalupe Mountains National Park, but also to 155 parks across the United States, including Texas' Big Bend.
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The so-called Clean Air Visibility Rule will require Texas — and other states where industry is contributing to haze at national parks and wilderness areas — to make a list, by 2007, of those facilities built between 1962 and 1977 that are releasing more than 250 tons of vista-damaging pollution. The state will then determine how to best control those emissions.
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The state could also decide to exclude power plants, which have been shown to make significant contributions to Big Bend's haze, from installing more modern pollution equipment and instead allow them to buy and sell pollution credits with other power plants in 27 Eastern states.

http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/3229519

[rodeodance]

1. a trinket with a misleading headline!!!!--and the name of rule is

misleading to say the least.

[dbt]

2. Ground the Chemtrail fleet and see how quickly the haze abates!

[fasttense]

3. Make a list by 2007? I'm sure the list will help reduce the smog. n/t