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To: andyandval

It seems to me that the State of New York's version of the EPA would require all emissions limits to be met at the edge of the property. I assume the edge of the burner's property is fully within the State of New York. I think you're right. The Beast is trying to win points with the electorate. Regulatorily, she probably has no real say in what the State Regulators do. Using waste tires as an alternative fuel source is very smart, as long as the scrubbers work really well.


20 posted on 04/27/2005 3:12:52 PM PDT by Lekker 1 ("There is not the slightest indication that nuclear energy will ever be attainable"- Albert Einstein)
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To: Lekker 1
It seems to me that the State of New York's version of the EPA

EnCon (gag)

I assume the edge of the burner's property is fully within the State of New York.

It is.

Regulatorily, she probably has no real say in what the State Regulators do.

But it's crossing state lines. Does this not make it a federal issue? See acid rain?

andyandval

21 posted on 04/27/2005 3:25:15 PM PDT by andyandval
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