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Transport Issue………Page 392  \nEPA Proposes Diesel Soot Emission Standards.…      ……Page 392  \nToxic Air Solutions Not Easy,STAPPA/ALAPCO Conferees Told..Page 393  \nCongress Passes Limited Wetlands Reauthorization        …Page 394  \nSLANTS&TRENDS  \nWATER,WATER EVERYWHERE,except,for once,floating in the pork barrel.As Con-gress --to everyone's relief --finally left town last week,the legislaturepassed a continuing resolution to keep most of the government agencies in busi-ness through the year but only after taking out about $18 billion for 60 waterprojects.President Reagan had threatened to veto H.J.Res.648 unless its loadwas lightened.The resolution also continues a ban on oil and gas leasing insome environmentally sensitive waters off the California and Massachusettscoasts.No lease sales had been scheduled in these areas in 1985,and support-.ers say the ban will insure that Interior negotiates with coastal states.  \n善 要 善  \nA MISHMASH OF TOXIC HASH is up there in the air,and hardly a dent will be madein the cleanup of toxic air pollutants if Congress continues to hold to a courseof requiring pollutant-by-pollutant control,Al Alm told a STAPPA/ALAPCO confer-ence last week.The EPA deputy warned that the measures considered by bothhouses in the session just ended \"are unlikely to eliminate or even substantial-ly reduce\"the problem of toxic air pollutants because so many chemicals areinteracting to produce the mixtures that are of growing concern to air officials.  \nALM ASKED FOR TIME for EPA's task force to develop an approach that will workbetter;he also urged Congress to give the agency more flexibility to deal withthe unique problems posed by toxic air.  Several states are moving way ahead ofEPA in coping with the toxics problems,most notably New Jersey,Michigan,Cali-fornia and New York.However,several industry sources noted that they will befaced with having to meet 50 different standards unless EPA ties it all togetherin some sort of federal package.States are also pointing out that more moneyis going to be needed to do the additional monitoring and testing.See p.393.  \n鲁 暑 善  \nBREAKING GROUND。EPA's latest proposal of additions to the Superfund prioritylist included six sites where groundwater has been tainted with pesticides(A/MPR,Oct.8,1984,p.384)。These dirty half dozen could open a Pandora'sbox for Superfund.The Hawaiian sites,if approved,would be the first use ofSuperfund money to remedy contamination not caused by waste dumping.The Oahusites might not have been on the list if Rep.James J.Florio(D.-N.J.)had notleaked a draft which included them,a top EPA official says.The agency con-cluded that it might raise a storm if the sites disappeared from its final list.  \nAIR/WATER pollution report_  \n   October 15,1984  \n## EPA TOLD TO DECIDE ON ACID DEPOSITIONLONG RANGE TRANSPORT ISSUE IN 60 DAYS\n\nNine northeastern states may have been successful in foreing the Environ-mental Protection Agency to get off the fence on at least one acid rain issue。Last Wednesday,federal District Court Judge Norma Johnson gave the agency unti1Dec.5 to decide on a petition by nine states,which has asked EPA to levytighter controls on midwestern power plants which,the petitioners contend,aredamaging lakes and forests in the Northeast by their sulfur dioxide emissions.The court did not,however,indicate whether EPA ought to impose SO2 controls.  \nJudge Johnson chided EPA for \"violating the clear terms\"of the Clean AirAct which specifies that such petitions must be acted upon within 60 days.Thestates first filed their claim over two years ago.EPA had contended that theissues raised in the petition were too complex to decide within the allotedtime,an argument Johnson rejected.Congress had intended \"prompt regulation\"by its 60-day decree,she indicated,so that \"downwind states would not","cbCais9LevfCK6DT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais9LevfCK6DT","pdf",3609523,11,"English","# Weekly Report on Environmental Protection\n## EPA TOLD TO DECIDE ON ACID DEPOSITION LONG RANGE TRANSPORT ISSUE IN 60 DAYS\n## EPA PROPOSES DIESEL SOOT EMISSION STANDARDS FOR TRUCKS, PROMISES NOx, CREDITS ACTION","[{\"question\":\"What did the court order require the EPA to do regarding acid deposition and long-range transport?\",\"answer\":\"A federal court judge ordered the EPA to decide within 60 days a petition by nine states seeking tighter controls linked to sulfur dioxide emissions damaging northeastern lakes and forests.\"},{\"question\":\"Why were environmentalists satisfied with EPA’s diesel soot proposal?\",\"answer\":\"Environmentalists praised the proposal as a long-overdue step, noting that diesel soot contains many substances the EPA acknowledges can cause cancer.\"},{\"question\":\"How did EPA propose to handle truck NOx emissions and soot-related credits?\",\"answer\":\"EPA proposed NOx limits with standards beginning in 1987 models and suggested allowing manufacturers with low emissions to sell credits to manufacturers of higher-emission trucks.\"}]","Weekly Report on Environmental Protection - Vol.22 No.40 - October 15, 1984 | PDF",1791871666,28]