I'll go along with that, the Texas tailoring bit I mean. No reason why the Texans shouldn't have their pollutant laws the same as the Federal ones.
I suppose the Texans have been so far down the pollutant management program they don't know what pollutant means, probably that's why the very mention of the EPA initiative gets them edgy.
What yo'all gotta realise is the pollutant laws apply to everyone, that's why the EPA exists.
How are the present Texas pollutant laws being applied if they now require them to be "tailored" Federally to bring them into the 21 century like all the rest of youse?
I can quite imagine the EPA getting hot under the collar if the Texans are just doing their own thing pollutant management wise, in other words nothing......get real yo'all.
I expect, seeing as how the major form of transport in Texas is the horse and buggy, the EPA WOULD be over zealous in sticking a pollutant meter up a horses bottom and making a rule that the owner must feed the animal on special non polluting grainstock to reduce gastro-intestinal emissions.....in line with Federal guidelines, although I don't think the rest of the USA is so horse and buggy oriented as the Texans.
The rest of youse just get a pollutant meter shoved up your respective tailpipes, nothing wrong woth that, clean air belongs to all, (but don't tell it to the Chinese coal burners, we in OZ got a sweet deal with them....LOL)
Ian.