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Smog

Government Health Science 

Researchers Link Urban Smog Exposure to Miscarriages

November 17, 2017November 17, 2017 NICK RUMMELL
National Institutes of Health, pollution, pregnancy, Research, Smog

A new government study links air pollution and miscarriage, saying exposure to smog is particularly risky in the early stages of pregnancy.

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Environment 

Emissions Settlement to Cost ExxonMobil $300M in Plant Upgrades

October 31, 2017November 1, 2017 BRITAIN EAKIN and DAVID LEE
carbon dioxide, colorado, Denver, emissions, Exxon, Houston, pollution, Settlement, Smog, Texas

ExxonMobil reached a $2.5 million settlement on carbon emissions Tuesday that will cost it $300 million in compliance measures for facilities in Texas and Louisiana.

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Environment Government National Politics 

EPA Bows to States’ Pressure on Air-Quality Standards

August 3, 2017September 7, 2017 JOSH RUSSELL
EPA, Obama administration, regulation, Scott Pruitt, Smog, Trump administration

The Environmental Protection Agency said it is moving forward with Obama-era smog regulations, after 15 states petitioned to challenge the Trump administration’s delay of rules reducing emissions of air pollutants.

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Environment Government 

Smoggy Central Valley Could Lose in Fight on US Pollution Standards

May 16, 2017November 15, 2017 REBEKAH KEARN
air, California, Central Valley, EPA, pollution, Regional5, Smog, U.S. House of Representatives

A bill in Congress to roll back tough new air-quality standards could spell trouble for California’s Central Valley, which consistently tops the list of regions with the dirtiest air in the nation.

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Science 

Climate Change Worsening China’s Winter Smog

March 17, 2017 SEAN DUFFY
China, Climate change, Smog

China may be able to blame its severe air pollution problems – at least in part – on the wide-ranging effects of global climate change.

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Energy Government Health International Science 

Lawyers Sue China for Not Getting Rid of Smog

March 2, 2017March 3, 2017 ASSOCIATED PRESS
China, Smog

Lawyer Cheng Hai has an itemized list of compensation demands from Beijing authorities over the city’s smog: 65 yuan ($9) for having to buy face masks, 100 yuan ($15) for seeing a doctor for a sore throat and 9,999 yuan ($1,500) for emotional distress.

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