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17 EPA J. 1 (1991)

handle is hein.journals/epajrnl17 and id is 1 raw text is: VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 21K-1004 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 1991 Contents 2 The New Clean Air Act: An Environmental Milestone-EPA's Administrator, William K. Reilly, explains the significance of the new act not only as a tool for clean air but also as an environmental precedent. 5 Questions and Answers: An Interview with William G. Rosenberg-EPA's Assistant Administrator for Air and Radiation answers questions the public might ask about the new act-its benefits, costs, history, and the Agency's implementation strategy. What You Need to Know About the New Clean Air Act-This special section contains pairs of articles profiling the major provisions of the act and the problems they address: 12 Motor Vehicles and Fuels -Michael P. Welsh -Richard D. Wilson 18 Acid Rain -Ned Helme and Chris Neme -Eileen Claussen 24 Urban Air Quality -John A. Paul -John Seitz 30 Air Toxics -David Durenberger -Lydia Wegman 34 Stratospheric Ozone -John H. Chafee -Stephen R. Seidel 38 Operating Permits -Alan W. Eckert -John Queres LookingAll v&raI articles assess the effects of the new Clean Air Act as it is implemented over the next 10 to 15 years: 45 The Economic Impact-An EPA specialist calculates the overall costs as the drive for clean air is carried out. By Keith Mason 48 At the Gasoline Pump-An official at a major oil company explains the changes that are afoot in the world of motor vehicle fuels because of the clean air effort. By Kenneth R. Dickerson 51 Opportunities in the Cleanup-Entrepreneurs will find an array of chances to make a profit as the nation reaches for clean air. By Kenneth C. Leung Viewpoints--Several persons who were deeply involved in the passage of the new act relate their opinions and experiences: 53 Recollections of a Key Player-The U.S. Senate's Majority Leader, George J. Mitchell, recalls memorable times in the years-long effort to pass a new clean air law with an acid rain control program. 54 Pizza at Midnight-Rob Brenner and John Beale of the E PA Air Policy Office recall dramatic moments when the Agency's expertise helped move the clean air legislation along. 56 An Environmentalist's Perspective--Richard E. Ayres of the Natural Resources Defense Council expresses his thoughts on what it will take for our society to achieve clean air. 59 A Skeptical Observer-Frank Blake, former EPA General Counsel, describes his doubts about the new Clean Air Act's chances for success. 61 EPA NEWSLTNE 64 Appointments EPA JOURNAL Subscriptions Name - First, Last PLEASE PRINT I I I I I I I I I I I I The annual rate for subscribers in the U.S. for I I I I I I I I I I I I I EPAJournal is $8. The charge to subscribers in Company Name or Additional Address Line foreign countries is $10: a year. The price of a IIIIIIII single copy of EPA journal is $2.25 in this I 7 country and $2.81 if sent to a foreign country. Prices include mail costs. Subscriptions to EPA Street Address Journalaswellastootherfederalgovernment I I IIII IIIII111111111!1 magazines are handled only by the U.S. Government Printing Office. Anyone wishing to City subscribe to EPA journal should fill in the form at right and enclose a check or money order payable to the Superintendent of Documents. The [ Payment enclosed (Make checks payable to Superintendent of Documents) requests should be mailed to: Superintendent of Documents, GPO, Washington, DC 20402. El Charge to my Deposit Account No. ip i j i IIII

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