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EPA unveils tough diesel emission standards
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 2003 The Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday proposed rules to dramatically reduce dangerous emissions from off-road diesel-powered vehicles. The rules apply to bulldozers, tractors, irrigation equipment and other diesel-powered machines. The Bush administration and some environmentalists said the changes would improve health. Diesel emissions are linked to premature deaths, lung cancer, asthma and other serious respiratory illnesses. Get the Story:
Tougher Rules Unveiled For Diesel Emissions (The Washington Post 4/16)
E.P.A. Backs Stricter Guidelines (The New York Times 4/16)
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Reducing Nonroad Diesel Emissions - http://www.epa.gov/nonroad
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