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Lawmakers Focus
On Runoff Pollution MaryPIRG is reaching out to people
throughout Maryland to build support
for policies to reduce runoff
from farms.
Healthy Air Act Would
Clean Up Power Plants
Rules issued by the U.S. EPA last
March fall far short of requiring
best available technology to reduce
emissions from power plants. Also
in March, a state Senate committee
approved a bill to clean up our oldest
power plants, but it was later
killed by a House committee.
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FUNDS ARE NEEDED TO REDUCE RUNOFF—
Programs to help farmers reduce runoff pollution
are underfunded by $52 million. |
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