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Parts of Calif. Could Struggle to Meet New Ozone Standards

Oct 2, 2015 at

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The federal Environmental Protection Agency is adopting new ozone standards aimed at cutting down on smog and improving public health. Some parts of California could have a hard time complying with the new rules.

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Parts of Calif. Could Struggle to Meet New Ozone Standards

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