Cost of Cleaning the Air: Study Shows Permit Application Costs Lower Than Expected -- with Key Benefits to Industry

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A study of some 500 U.S. manufacturers found that the cost of applying for air emissions permits under new national regulations was lower than industry estimates. The Georgia Institute of Technology research is believed to be the first detailed examination of business costs involved in applying for permits under Title V of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments.

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