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U.S.sources are responsible for 75%of the problem in some cases.\"  \n'NAPAP DEMONSTRATES HOW FAR together we have yet to go,'said MeMillan,addingthat with the Clean Air Act up for reauthorization this fall,\"acid rain is mov-ing to the top of the U.S.congressional agenda.\"  Canadians,he said,will con-tinue to lobby Congress to impose tougher air pollution controls.  \n蕾 暑 暑  \nWHILE THERE HAVE BEEN \"very tangible improvements\"in curbing point-source pol-lution in the country,industry and government will have to take \"much more ag-gressive steps in the future if we hope to protect sensitive estuarine areas,\"  \nA.James Barnes,deputy administrator for the Environmental Protection Agencytold the WPCF last week.  \"More of the same is not going to be enough.\"Moremust be done to halt nonpoint source pollution and to reduce toxics and nutri-ents in sensitive water bodies,he added.\"Industry must reduce the flow oftoxics in waterways and state and local governments have to pay attention to coastal areas and estuaries in developing plans to assess water bodies.\"      \nAIR/WATER pollution report_  \n## WAXMAN PROPOSES STOPGAP MEASUREON CLEAN AIR;DINGELL IS DUBIOUS\n\nConceding that it is \"virtually impossible\"to enact comprehensive Clean AirAct amendments this year,Rep.Henry Waxman(D.-Calif.)has proposed that theHouse focus instead on passing only a short-term extension of the Dec.31,1987,deadline for cities to attain ozone and carbon monoxide standards.  As chairmanof the Health and Environment Subcommittee,Waxman has been a leader in effortsto make major changes in the act to deal with acid rain,air toxics and thefailure of many cities to sharply reduce ozone and CO pollution.  \n\"It is clear to me and I think to you as well that more time is needed tobreak the impasse and report legislation from the subcommittee and the fullcommittee,\"Waxman said in an Oct.1 letter to Rep.John Dingell(D.-Mich.),thechairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee.Dingell opposes a Waxman bill(H.R。3054)to extend the attainment deadline for up to 10 years while requiringcities to tighten emission controls on motor vehicles and industrial p","cbCaikslevnAhfyU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikslevnAhfyU","pdf",3750575,11,"English","# Weekly Report on Enyironmental Protection\n## SLANTS & TRENDS\n## WAXMAN PROPOSES STOPGAP MEASUREON CLEAN AIR;DINGELL IS DUBIOUS\n## Dingell Disputes Impasse","[{\"question\":\"What does the NAPAP report conclude about acid rain impacts?\",\"answer\":\"It states that the effects of acid rain and snow are not as severe as some scientists had believed. 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