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pollution-control

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  • Some industry analysts predicted the regulation would also benefit firms that make pollution-control equipment, including Babcock & Wilcox Co. and URS Corp.

    EPA Rule Targets Mercury Pollution Stephen Power 2011

  • Other plaintiffs argued that the law didn't allow states to set their own pollution-control plans, as the Clean Air Act requires.

    Court Delays EPA Smog Rule Ryan Tracy 2011

  • Secretary Clinton's stern admonition to Europe to abandon this extremely modest pollution-control measure, and instead work to reach an international standard at UN-sponsored talks on aviation, is an outright sham.

    Vera Pardee: Bullying the EU on Global Warming...or Trying to Vera Pardee 2011

  • "We know from experience that constructing pollution-control technology can be done in a reasonable time frame," Constellation said in a statement.

    EPA Rule Targets Mercury Pollution Stephen Power 2011

  • Since the Clean Air Act in 1970, California — alone among all states — has had the authority to impose pollution-control standards more stringent than the national rules, so long as the federal Environmental Protection Agency concluded that the regulations were not arbitrary or unreasonable.

    The California Experiment 2009

  • Secretary Clinton's stern admonition to Europe to abandon this extremely modest pollution-control measure, and instead work to reach an international standard at UN-sponsored talks on aviation, is an outright sham.

    Vera Pardee: Bullying the EU on Global Warming...or Trying to Vera Pardee 2011

  • The conventional wisdom had been that some old, outmoded coal-fired power plants would be withdrawn from service, but that costs for the remaining coal plants -- and therefore for the electricity they provide -- would increase because of the need to install modern pollution-control equipment.

    Carl Pope: No, It's Not All as Hard as It Looks Carl Pope 2011

  • And making even modest improvement in their pollution-control technology would have cost about $3.5 billion -- all money that ratepayers have just saved.

    Carl Pope: No, It's Not All as Hard as It Looks Carl Pope 2011

  • Secretary Clinton's stern admonition to Europe to abandon this extremely modest pollution-control measure, and instead work to reach an international standard at UN-sponsored talks on aviation, is an outright sham.

    Vera Pardee: Bullying the EU on Global Warming...or Trying to Vera Pardee 2011

  • President Obama is correct when he said: "When we put in place new commonsense rules to reduce air pollution, we create new jobs building and installing all sorts of pollution-control technology."

    Adrianna Quintero: Obama Vows to Stand with EPA Adrianna Quintero 2012

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