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EPA Boils Down Final Rules to Bare Essentials, Conservative Groups Still Emitting Concerns

In April 2010, after three years of delayed litigation, the EPA released its proposed Boiler MACT (Maximum Achievable Control Technology) rules that would govern emission standards for commercial, institutional and industrial boilers, solid-waste incinerators, and furnaces. The rules, long-awaited by environmental groups and clean-air industries alike, aimed to make significant cuts to emissions of hazardous [...]

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