clean air act

Dimethyl carbonate (DMC) is a strong contender to help the refining industry meet the Clean Air Act specifications for oxygen in gasoline.

The American Lung Association, a health nonprofit organization, is defending the Clean Air Act with an advertising campaign.

The Clean Air Act of 1963 marked the beginning of federally funded air quality research programs to deal with increasing amounts of smog.

was the Clean Air Act of 1963, and its later amendments, which set goals and procedures for reducing automobile exhaust pollution.

If such a finding is made, these emissions should be regulated under the Clean Air Act, the court said.

The EPA could require mandatory emissions reductions under other parts of the Clean Air Act, but hasn't announced plans to do so.

Jackson is using a section of the Clean Air Act, the New Source Performance Standards, to clean up existing sources of carbon pollution.

The Clean Air Act charges the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with regulating air pollution from vehicles.

Using the Clean Air Act, by the administration's own admission, is not the cheapest or most effective way to cut emissions.

These provisions provide less guidance than most of the analogous provisions of the Clean Air Act or Clean Water Act.

OZONE : The other major focus of the Clean Air Act is the alleged deterioration of the ozone layer .

Yet the Clean Air Act will heavily tax, and eventually ban, all CFCs and related chemicals.

These projects will be required under the Clean Air Act to employ "best available control technology" to curb GHG emissions.

The legislation, the "Biodiesel Promotion and Quality Assurance Act of 2007, " would amend the Clean Air Act.

As bad as all these provisions are, the most serious and expensive aspects of the Clean Air Act involve "acid rain" and the ozone layer.

The federal government promulgated the Clean Water Act and the Clean Air Act.

Forty years after the Clean Air Act, more people are breathing easier.

The biggest misnomer since bush' "Clean Air" act.

The United States in 1963 had laid down the "Clean Air Act" and in 1970 and 1990 amended it.

This area has been designated as Non-Smoking Per the Utah Clean Air Act.

The new Clean Air Act replicates this, in spades.

The first six air pollutants we will discuss are currently regulated by Congress under the Clean Air Act.

The government had to do something about America's unbreathable air. And it did: the Clean Air Act of 1970.

In 2009, for example, the Environmental Protection Agency ruled that greenhouse-gas emissions could be regulated under the Clean Air Act.

One of the first acts of Parliament to counter pollution was the Clean Air Act , which opened the way to smokeless zones in large towns and

noncompliance penalties under the Clean Air Act are aimed precisely AT denying polluters financial advantages from delay

The third chapter is of the Clean Air Act of continuous punishment system;

Amendments of the Clean Air Act

(2) direct regulation, e. g. , emission limitations under the Clean Air Act;

Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990