Colorado wants tougher air pollution limits for state's only oil refinery
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Colorado air pollution regulators are drafting tougher limits for Suncor in Commerce City, the state’s only oil refinery and a frequent emissions violator, and will ask the Air Quality Control Commission to start reviewing new rules in December.
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Colorado air pollution regulators are drafting tougher limits for Suncor in Commerce City, the state’s only oil refinery and a frequent emissions violator, and will ask the Air Quality Control Commission to start reviewing new rules in December.
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