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Central Valley District Struggles With Air Quality

Dec 20, 2012 at

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The board of the San Joaquin Valley Air Quality District is meeting to consider a plan to reduce air pollution, based on standards the EPA set six years ago. But federal regulators have just issued new, tighter rules, raising the bar.

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Central Valley District Struggles With Air Quality

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