Ozone Rules Weakened at Bush's Behest - washingtonpost.com
Documents show that EPA weakened one part of its new limits on smog-forming ozone after an unusual last-minute intervention by President Bush.
Documents show that EPA weakened one part of its new limits on smog-forming ozone after an unusual last-minute intervention by President Bush.
I suspect that Beijing's smog problems make the infamous L.A. smog of the '60s and early '70s look like a clear, brisk day in Switzerland. Good post on the subject here, from a blogger whose little girl suffers with what sounds like debilitating asthma.
You have to hand it to the Bush administration -- it has been consistent. 2008 is shaping up to be a long, hard slog for defenders of our core environmental laws.
If this proves true, it should not be assumed that biofuels will clean up the air, but rather that we can make our air quality standards stricter.
As I've posted on, NRDC has sued EPA over weakening the air regulations for ethanol plants. This little blurb shows that the industry is paying attention.