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Ontario Medical Association, Health Effects of Ground-Level
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April 19, 1999.
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Associated Press, Clinton on radio say new rules can clean air
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of Air Pollution & Climate Change, (Vancouver, October 1998), p18
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Based on estimate by THC3
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Ontario Medical Association, Health Effects of Ground-Level
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Ontario Medical Association, Health Effects of Ground-Level
Ozone, Acid Aerosols & Particulate Matter (Toronto, May 1998)
Ontario Medical Association, Health Effects of Ground-Level
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less than one-fifth of guideline, report says, (Toronto March 9, 1999)
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9, 1999
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Natural Resources Defense Council, Exhausted by Diesel: How
America’s Dependence on Diesel Threatens Our Heath, (New York & Sante
Fe Springs, CA 1998)
Natural Resources Defense Council, Exhausted by Diesel: How
America’s Dependence on Diesel Threatens Our Heath, (New York & Sante
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(Geneva, Switzerland, July 31, 1998).
Natural Resources Defense Council, Exhausted by Diesel: How
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Natural Resources Defense Council, Exhausted by Diesel: How
America’s Dependence on Diesel Threatens Our Heath, (New York & Sante
Fe Springs, CA 1998)
Natural Resources Defense Council, Exhausted by Diesel: How
America’s Dependence on Diesel Threatens Our Heath, (New York & Sante
Fe Springs, CA 1998)
Natural Resources Defense Council, Exhausted by Diesel: How
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Healthy City Office, City of Toronto, Smog: Make It or
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Bergen Record, New Jersey Transit offers $2 trips on ozone alert
days, May 27, 1999
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Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, “Open Doors: 1998 Annual
Report”, (Toronto 1999) p23
Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, “Open Doors: 1998 Annual
Report”, (Toronto 1999) p87
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of Air Pollution & Climate Change, (Vancouver, October 1998), p39
Sierra Legal Defense Fund, Backgrounder for Press Release, Ontario
Government Breaking its own Air Pollution Laws: The Result? 1800 unnecessary
Deaths each Year, (Toronto, May 17, 1999)
Sierra Legal Defense Fund, Backgrounder for Press Release, Ontario
Government Breaking its own Air Pollution Laws: The Result? 1800 unnecessary
Deaths each Year, (Toronto, May 17, 1999)
Toronto Star Editorial, Cutting Pollution, (December 18, 1998)
Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, “Open Doors: 1998 Annual
Report” , (Toronto 1999)
Ontario Ministry of the Environment News release, Harris Takes
Tough Stand Against U.S. Polluters, (Toronto February 10, 1999).
Toronto Star Editorial, Harris flunks own clean air test, (Toronto
February 14, 1999)
Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, “Open Doors: 1998 Annual
Report”, (Toronto 1999)
Toronto Star, Pollution bill sparks criticism, (Toronto May
12, 1999)
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of Air Pollution & Climate Change, (Vancouver, October 1998), p40.
Now Magazine Couriers Cream GM
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Ozone, Acid Aerosols & Particulate Matter (Toronto, May 1998)
Environmental Commissioner of Ontario, “Open Doors: 1998 Annual
Report”, (Toronto 1999) p100
Ontario Medical Association, Health Effects of Ground-Level
Ozone, Acid Aerosols & Particulate Matter (Toronto, May 1998),
page 3.
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