Air -- Environmental Protection

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CO2 Already in Danger Zone, Study Warns

EPA Extends CO2 Sequestration Comment Period

N.Y. Ups Enforcement on Truck, Bus Emissions

Supercritical CO2 Offers Optimism for GHG Sequestration

Reducing CO2 Footprint Programs Available

EPA’s Report Looks under Hood of Vehicle Emissions Compliance

NOAA Records 5th Largest Ozone Hole in September

EPA Seeks Comment on Petroleum Refinery Proposals

Hershey Creamery Fined in First RMP Prosecution

Outdoor Wood Heater Companies Voluntarily Reduce Emissions

UPS to Purchase Hydraulic Hybrid Vehicles

EPA Says Washington Leads on Toxics Reduction

Groups Seek Court's Protection from PVC Plant Pollution

EDF Suit Raps EPA's Progress on Landfill Emissions

Commission OKs Oregon's GHG Reporting Rules

ALA Remembers Donora, Pa., Incident

Online Tools Make it Easy to Track Power Plant Emissions

No-Till NOx Emissions Depend on Soil Type

Climate Change, Acid Rain Could Be Good for Forests

EPA Rates smart fortwo Most Fuel Efficient Non-Hybrid

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Cleanup Ordered After Battery Fire at San Diego Energy Storage Facility

Federal Climate Science Website Taken Down, Raising Transparency Concerns

Green for Greene Graduates 15 Trainees, Boosting Local Green Workforce

EPA to Reconsider 2024 Effluent Guidelines for Coal-Fired Power Plants

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