Pennsylvania has cut the amount of air pollution emitted from utilities and other industrial sources by 59 percent from 1990 levels – more than required by current clean-air rules, according to the Department of Environmental Protection.
The Department noted that Pennsylvania made the reductions in nitrogen-oxide emissions in 2001 along with other Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states, as part of a regional NOx budget-trading program during the five-month ozone season, which runs from May through September.
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