| EPA Sets New Air Quality Standards in Wyoming’s Pinedale Region |
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| Written by KYLE LEHMAN, New West | |
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Wyoming’s natural gas-rich Pinedale region faces tightening air quality regulations, the EPA announced Wednesday. The new EPA regulations would cut the area’s allowable amount of ozone by six percent. Read more...
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| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 18 March 2008 ) |
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