

| Subject: | Re: New EPA rules for gasoline |
| From: | Mark Drillock |
| Date: | Wed, 22 Dec 1999 08:09:26 -0800 |
I believe that the statement was "the equivalent of 54 million cars", meaning that total emissions would be reduced by this amount. Mark Alan Bosch wrote: > > You may have heard by now the Pres. Clinton has signed in to law a bill that > will tighten the pollution laws for cars, light trucks, & SUV's. Included in > the law is a mandate to Big Oil that allowable sulphur levels in gasoline must > fall from 300ppm presently to 30ppm somewhere around 2006. > > Now, I'm not an expert on this law. Don't know the details, etc., but I have > heard the following two points and it has me concerned: > > 1) A spokesperson for some anti-pollution group stated that this is "tremendous > legislation...it will take 54 million vehicles off American roads almost > overnight when fully enacted..." Huh? Does this mean that any vehicle over X > years old can not be driven? Isn't there some kind of grandfather clause? > >
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