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‘ proposed stricter U.S. EPA air particulate standards that would severely interfere with
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buted. “The U.S. (EPA) has prop
osed new, more stringent National
Ambient Air Quality Standards
(NA AQS) that would impose very
high cost on Pennsylvania con
sumers, taxpayers, small busines
ses and large industries, with no
significant benefits to public
health.
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Browner) is wrong in claiming that
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air pollution is responsible for
increases in asthma. EPA’s own
data show that, at the same time
asthma problems have been
increasing, ozone and other air
pollutants have been decreasing.
Thus, air pollution can not be the
cause of increased asthma.
“One of EPA’s proposals would
require states and local govern
ments to enforce more stringent
controls for particulates (dust and
other microscopic particles); the
other would impose stricter regula
tions on emissions that contribute
to ozone (smog).
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“Air quality is improving and
will continue to improve under
existing standards.”
That last statement in the litera
ture published by the American
Petroleum Institute in Washington
D.C. was the heart of the state
ments made by Barr and Ross.
They questioned why, given
that current standards have been
effective in cleaning air, and that
compliance of those standards has
yet to be reached by communities
and industries attempting to com
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