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Air Quality

The Public Record for the 108th Congress

This is a list of public information regarding air quality issues released in the 108th Congress by the Committee on Energy and Commerce Democrats. The information is listed by date.

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Letters on Current Issues

June 23, 2004	to House Appropriations Committee Chairman Young and Ranking Member Obey urging full funding of the Clean School Bush USA program
May 28, 2004	to EPA Administrator Leavitt regarding the EPA's plans for regulating mercury emissions from electric utility steam generating units pursuant to the Clean Air Act
January 14, 2004	to EPA Administrator Michael R. Leavitt urging that the EPA provide the fullest opportunity for public comment regarding the EPA plans for mercury regulation from electric utility steam generating units
June 23, 2003	to EPA Administrator Whitman requesting a response to a November 18, 2002, letter from Rep. Dingell regarding the proposal of the Florida citrus Processing Industry to exempt itself from the Clean Air Act's New Source Review
January 23, 2003	to EPA Administrator Whitman urging the EPA to allow public comment on any further changes to the Clean Air Act New Source Review regulations
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Statements

April 21, 2004	Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality, Subcommittee on Environment and Hazardous Materials, Joint Hearing on "Current Environmental Issues Affecting the Readiness of the Department of Defense"
July 9, 2003	Full Committee Markup of H.R. 1950, the Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Fiscal Years 2004 and 2005 (Section 730), H.Con.Res. 215, and H.Res. 296
July 8, 2003	Air Quality Subcommittee Hearing on "The Clear Skies Initiative: A Multipollutant Approach to the Clean Air Act"
June 3, 2003	Subcommittee Hearing on "Status of Methyl Bromide Under the Clean Air Act and the Montreal Protocol"
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