EPA rolls back methane pollution rule despite harmful health impacts

18.09.2018

Advocates said retracting the regulation would cause more smog-forming pollution that can cause heart and lung illnessesThe Trump administration is rolling back Obama-era standards to limit planet-warming methane pollution from oil and gas operations on federal lands.Environmental advocates said retracting the regulation would contribute to global warming and cause more smog-forming pollution that can cause heart and lung illnesses. Continue reading...

Celý článek: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/sep/18/epa-methane-pollution-rule-rolled-back-health-warning

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