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: Environmental Legal BlogsNew federal rule targets harmful mercury emissions
By STEPHEN HOLZER
WASHINGTON (AP) - New federal rules are in the works to limit the amount of mercury and other harmful pollutants released from boilers and solid waste incinerators.A proposal Friday by the Environmental Protection Agency targets mercury emissions from about 200,000 industrial boilers, heaters and solid waste incinerators. Mercury can damage the brain and nervous system, especially in fetuses and children.
A 45-day comment period is now in effect.
Full post as published by Environmental Legal Blogs on April 30, 2010 (boomark / email).
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