EPA rejects San Antonio air plan and considers federal controls
EPA rejected the San Antonio and other metro plans, urging alternatives such as bus lanes, car pool lanes, and gasoline use limits. San Antonio officials doubt transportation controls are needed while noting EPA could enforce if states fail. The city favors fuel choices like propane or butane and stricter stationary-source controls to meet air standards.
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State Health Department
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San Antonio Metropolitan Health District
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