EPA Nears Decision on Aircraft Emissions’ Risk to Climate
EPA Wants Big Trucks Put on a Fuel-Efficient Diet
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, which has proposed carbon dioxide limits on coal-fired power plants, is nearing a decision on whether to regulate aircraft emissions in response to global warming.
The federal agency is scheduled to issue a determination this month on burning jet fuel and its potential danger to human health by increasing the risks of climate change.