Mr. Ehrlich's Maryland Clean Power Rule, unveiled at a news conference in Bethesda, would require billions of dollars in improvements to curb nitrogen oxide, sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions by 2010.
Those pollutants are three of the so-called "four pollutants" environmental groups targeted with failed legislation the past several years.
Nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide contribute to summertime ground-level ozone, while mercury is a neurotoxin that...
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