As the state that emits the most haze-forming pollution in the country, Texas needs a rigorous, EPA-approved plan for pollution control. Instead, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality seems to be planning to do nothing at all, writes Rice Faculty Scholar Daniel Cohan. Read the op-ed in the Houston Chronicle.
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