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Below are links to various studies, scientific papers and newspaper articles that present different perspectives about ozone issues.


 
Lawnmowers pollute as much as 11 cars! 5-19-08

This report was published last year, but I just found out about the info this past weekend.

According to the EPA, Americans spend more than three billion hours per year using lawn and garden equipment. Currently, a push mower emits as much hourly pollution as 11 cars and a riding mower emits as much as 34 cars.

See the full report below.

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EPA Report-Lawnmower Pollution


Texas May Join in a Fight Against New Ozone Rules

San Antonio Express-News (5-17-08)


Unmanned Aircraft to Study Southern California Smog

Newswise Science News   5-6-08



Joshua Tree National Park Exceeds New Ozone Standard.


See story on my Ozone Blog.  4-23-08




Salt Air may be elevating ozone levels
See story from "The Post and Courier"  4-18-08



States Consider Lawsuit Against New EPA Ozone Standard

See Story from "The State"




EPA Lowers 8 hr Ozone Average Standard to 75 ppb. (3-12-08)

Press Release from EPA




Reaction to EPA's Announcement from Ozone Information

Ozone Update  3-12-08



Kudzu plant may be large ozone producer (12-2-07)

See story on
"CBS News"



Study Warns of Health Risk From Ethanol  4-18-07  San Francisco Chronicle



Let's Clean the Air On Ozone Dangers  7-5-07

Joel Schwartz shoots many holes in the science behind lowering the ozone standard even more.

 


    2005 EPA Ozone Study

    EPA-Lower Emissions from 1970-2005

  EPA-Latest Findings on Natonal Air Quality

  Impact of CAIR Emissions Reductions

    NASA-Forests May Elevate Ozone

  NASA-Lightning Causes Ozone

  Dreaded New Pollutant: Rain!

  EPA Panel Wants Lower Ozone Standard  'Weekend effect' makes costly measures backfire by Joel Schwartz 

 

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