Not exact matches
We've expressed puzzlement that the agency wants to impose more stringent
standards when the
existing ones are working — lowering
ozone levels 18 percent between 2000 and 2013 according to EPA's own data.
A combination of industry innovation, market forces and
existing standards have proven effective for keeping hydraulic fracturing safe and reducing emissions of
ozone, methane and carbon.
Another data point in the continuing public discussion of EPA's plan to make the nation's
standards for
ozone more restrictive, even as the
existing standards have
ozone levels falling 18 percent from 2000 to 2013 — and giving every indication levels will continue to fall.