States, Health Advocates Press EPA To Tighten Clean Air Transport Rule
State air officials are urging EPA to expand its proposed cap-and-trade sulfur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions rule beyond power plants, pushing the agency to address other pollution sources such as boilers when it finalizes the rule next year, while public health groups are also calling on EPA to tighten the rule's pollution limits.
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