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EPA adopts trade-off policy permitting new pollution
The EPA unveiled a controversial plan allowing new pollution sources in areas not yet meeting federal air standards if equivalent reductions are achieved elsewhere in the region. Deputy administrator John R. Quarles Jr. framed it as a compromise, while critics from the National Clean Air Coalition argued it undercuts the Clean Air Act of 1970.
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Environmental Protection Agency
New York City
New Jersey
John R. Quarles Jr
National Clean Air Coalition
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League of Women Voters
American Lung Association
Sierra Club
Friends of the Earth
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