New EPA ozone rules expected
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency , after roughly a decade, will release new ozone standards Wednesday. Many expect multiple counties in the state including Tulsa and Oklahoma counties will be out of compliance under the rule change.
States found not in compliance will have to come up with implementation plans to rectify the problem by 2013. In rare cases, states that have not been able to address air quali...
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