Environmental
Mar. 17, 2008
New Ozone Standards Likely Will Face Court Challenge
The recent decision setting new smog-forming ozone standards by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency likely will head to court as critics question President Bush's last-minute intervention in the process as well as EPA Administrator Stephen Johnson's disregard for his science panel's recommendations when he set the rule.
By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer
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SAN FRANCISCO - The recent decision setting new smog-forming ozone standards by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency likely will head to court as critics question President Bush's last-minute intervention in the process as well as the EPA chief's disregard for his science panel's recommendations when he set the rule.
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Daily Journal Staff Writer
This article appears on Page 1.
SAN FRANCISCO - The recent decision setting new smog-forming ozone standards by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency likely will head to court as critics question President Bush's last-minute intervention in the process as well as the EPA chief's disregard for his science panel's recommendations when he set the rule.
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