Sentence examples for epa proposed from inspiring English sources

After legislative momentum for this proposal faded, the U.S. EPA proposed an almost identical Utility Mercury Reductions Rule, which again failed to examine impacts on health.

For the carbon rules, the "EPA proposed something that really was unprecedented," notes Jeffrey Holmstead, who ran the EPA's air division under President George W. Bush.

In response to the myriad of studies that identify nutrients as having major ecological and economic consequences, the U.S. EPA proposed using regional nutrient criteria for various surface-water types (U.S. EPA 1998).

As a result, U.S. EPA proposed a regulation to keep air lead below this level by limiting lead in gasoline (U.S. EPA 1972b).

The EPA proposed new rules last year for new power plants.

Last year, the EPA proposed limiting carbon from newly built plants, although it is yet to implement that rule.

Using a lifelong exposure scheme, we found significant alterations of reproductive development and impairment of several fertility end points by these compounds, the most severe effect resulting from combined exposure to a dietary level of genistein and a level of vinclozolin lower than the U.S. EPA-proposed NOAEL.

Yesterday, the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) proposed significant changes to the way that EPA and the states would measure whether selenium pollution is harming fish and other aquatic life in our nation's waterways.

In 2010 the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) proposed tightening restrictions on ozone a surprise in itself, since the rules were not due for review until 2013.

On March 10 , 2009 the US Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) proposed a new rule, Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases.

Today, the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) proposed a regulation that would make it easier for downwind states to met air-quality standards.