Environmental groups had pushed aside car emissions to focus on the Healthy Air Act, a bill to cut down on power plant pollution that passed in the 2006 General Assembly.
Bouyed by that success, the groups now are focusing their energy on getting "clean cars" standards passed in Maryland.
Standing in a weedy gravel lot across from the Maryland Department of the Environment headquarters yesterday, advocates called on the agency to pass the new standards as an administrative rule.
"If we do nothing,...
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