Health and environmental organizations filed a lawsuit on May 27 arguing that the Bush administration failed to protect public health and the environment when it issued new smog requirements. The lawsuit maintains that the Environmental Protection Agency ignored the recommendation of a key advisory panel of scientists who had recommended more stringent smog standards.
May 28, 2008 at 05:25 AM
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Health and environmental organizations filed a lawsuit on May 27 arguing that the Bush administration failed to protect public health and the environment when it issued new smog requirements.
The lawsuit maintains that the Environmental Protection Agency ignored the recommendation of a key advisory panel of scientists who had recommended more stringent smog standards.
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