The Environmental Protection Agency issued new rules Thursday to cut smog-forming ozone emissions from fracking.
The new rules, although nonbinding, are meant to help states reduce volatile organic compounds that are the building blocks of asthma-causing ozone by helping the states choose the best ways to cut the emissions from the oil and natural gas sector.
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