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EPA’s tougher soot standard upheld in court
The D.C. Circuit rejected a challenge from states and industry groups, leaving the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for fine particulate matter, including from power plants, in place as litigation over implementation continues.
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A federal appeals court has reaffirmed the Environmental Protection Agency's stricter standard for particulate matter in the air. The D.C.
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