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So far,however,they have been meeting stiff opposition from a few members,most notably Rep.Edward Boland(D.-Mass.),who fears that a funding release could lessen chancesof a quick resolution of the issues by taking the pressure off eonferees.  \n,册蕃  \nSUPERFUND COUNTDOMN.Although not a lot of progress was apparent in last week'sSuperfund deliberations,most members are fairly confident that they'11 be ableto get a bill off the table before Congress adjourns for the Memorial Day recessat the end of this week.The biggest issues they have yet to resolve are settle-ments and standards.Rep.Norman Lent(R.-N.Y.)says if the conferees can movepast these,\"we've got a bill.\"Superfund monies run out May 31.  \n善善  \nTO BE CONTINUED.Friend and foe of at-sea incineration met in court May 16 toargue whether New Jersey acted within its rights when it stipulated conditionson which the state would accept Chem Waste Management's proposed burn.Althoughstate lawyers pressed hard for dismissal of the case,Judge Thomas F.Flannerygranted a stay,saying he will make a determination after June 1,when the En-vironmental Protection Ageney is slated to decide whether to grant the permit.  \n鲁 鲁 册  \nMUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING sums up last week's acid rain activities in the House.The Waxman subcommittee bogged down in technicalities raised by opponents in-tent on delay.  Although two fu1l days of markup on H。R.4567 were held,not oneamendment was voted on,not one point was debated.Waxman has the votes,butjust wasn't pressing the matter very vigorously.Al1 this inaction meant thehottest acid rain issue last week involved Michael Deaver,who met with Rep.JohnDingell's(D.-Mich.)oversight subeommittee on Friday.Dingell was mum aboutwhat was said,although he indicated that he has serious reservations about the\"ethical and moral standards\"of some past and present administration officials.  \nAIR/WATER pollution report  \n    May 19,1986  \n## MARKUP OF ACID RAIN BILLSLOMS TO SNAIL'S PACE\n\nDelay was the order of the day last week as Rep.Henry Waxman(D.-Calif.)tried to move his subcommittee through his acid rain bill.But Ranking MinorityMember Edward Madigan(I11.)was having none of that.Instead,through the gim-micks of a substitute bill and a number of calls for quorum,he managed to putoff all debate on the substance of H.R。4567,even though Waxman has the votes todefeat any ploy by opponents and move the bill to full committee.  \nMadigan's substitute calls for a 6-million-ton reduction of sulfur dioxideby Dec.31,1999.A three-year compliance extension is possible,given goodfaith efforts.  A11 power plants that emit sulfur dioxide at a rate greater thanthree pounds per million Btu must make reductions.The federal government willpay 90%of the cost of installing scrubbers or new clean coal technologies.Thefund for this wi1l be filled by a 1.5 mill per kilowatt hour fee on all electri-eity generated in or imported to this country --a move that has the double pur-pose of making Canadian electricity less attractive.More stringent new sourceperformance standards would be required for facilities emitting nitrogen oxides.As a parting shot,no reductions at all","cbCailWPFV7Eh5cL","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailWPFV7Eh5cL","pdf",3770779,11,"English","# MARKUP OF ACID RAIN BILLSLOMS TO SNAIL'S PACE\n## HOUSE PANEL OKAYS PESTICIDE BILLWITH GROUND WATER PROTECTIONS","[{\"question\":\"What delayed the acid rain markup in the House subcommittee?\",\"answer\":\"Rep. Edward Madigan used a substitute bill and procedural calls for quorum to postpone debate on the substance of H.R. 4567, despite Waxman having the votes to defeat those ploys.\"},{\"question\":\"What sulfur dioxide reduction framework does Madigan’s substitute bill include?\",\"answer\":\"It calls for a 6-million-ton reduction of sulfur dioxide by Dec. 31, 1999, allows a three-year compliance extension with good faith efforts, and requires reductions for power plants above specified emission thresholds.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the report describe funding for scrubbers or clean coal technologies?\",\"answer\":\"It states the federal government would pay 90% of costs, with the fund supported by a 1.5 mill per kilowatt hour fee on electricity generated in or imported to the country.\"}]","AIR/WATER pollution report - May 19,1986 - Markup of Acid Rain Bills Slows to Snail's Pace | PDF",1791879437,28]