The Journal Record, May 2nd, 1989
The federal Environmental Protection Agency last week approved a Massachusetts plan to require that the volatility of gasoline sold in the state be reduced as a means of combating air pollution.
The agency indicated that it would also approve the applications of several other Northeastern states, clearing the way for a regionwide attack on gasoline vapors that is tougher than the federal effort.
The standards are expected to take effect on June 30.
The action illustrates the increased attention that regulators are paying to volatility. Such moves are also becoming apparent to motorists as t...
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