Dirty engines from China pollute U.S. air

St. Louis Post-Dispatch by Bill Lambrecht | Jun. 30, 2008 (Special Report)

With costly new anti-pollution rules looming for lawn mowers, boat engines and many other small motorized devices, U.S. manufacturers are pressing the government to halt the imports of "dirty" equipment from China. Full Story »

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Topics: Environment, Global Warming, Trade, Climate Change
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The article reports on a source of pollution that usually gets less attention, and reports on the world trade continuing source of small engines.

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