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February 14, 2008 · about 18 years ago

EPA Pressured to Cut Ship Pollution

Diesel pollution spewed from the world’s largest ships is increasing in U.S. ports and coastal areas even as regulators rein in car and truck emissions. Some members of Congress and local regulators are demanding that the Bush administration quickly curtail the ship pollutants to protect health inst

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Diesel pollution spewed from the world’s largest ships is increasing in U.S. ports and coastal areas even as regulators rein in car and truck emissions.

Some members of Congress and local regulators are demanding that the Bush administration quickly curtail the ship pollutants to protect health instead of waiting for other countries to agree to take action.

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