Saturday March 03rd 2007, 9:00 pm
By Ken Carlson, The Modesto Bee, Calif. Mar. 3--This winter has sickened the Northern San Joaquin Valley with a nasty array of afflictions, from norovirus illness to RSV and drug-resistant pneumonia to respiratory problems possibly tied to air pollution.
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Illnesses Plaguing Valley’s Young, Old: Stanislaus Hospitals Having Difficult Time Keeping Up (RedNova)
EPA plans reductions in diesel exhaust (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Saturday March 03rd 2007, 6:13 am
The Environmental Protection Agency announced a plan yesterday that would do away with most of the smog and soot caused by diesel-burning trains and boats. It's an ambitious move supported by many environmentalists and air-pollution officials.
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EPA rolls out new rules on diesel pollution (The Star-Ledger)
Saturday March 03rd 2007, 12:51 am
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency yesterday proposed new diesel-engine emission rules for locomotives and many marine vessels, extending an ongoing effort to tackle one of the nation's most significant causes of air pollution.
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