Auto exhausts threaten air as cities expand
The piece argues rising car numbers in California and major cities threaten air quality. It cites California emissions standards and new car exhaust controls as stopgap, with experts predicting diesel buses and taxis may replace personal transport in cities. It notes the potential return of electric and alternative power cars to reduce pollution, while stressing the need for effective measurement and taxation of pollutants.
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