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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Subcommittee on Public Health and ... United States , 1960-80 ( table ) - 290 Motor vehicle needs in the United States , 1963-72 ( table ) . Ratio of ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Subcommittee on Public Health and ... United States , 1960-80 ( table ) - 290 Motor vehicle needs in the United States , 1963-72 ( table ) . Ratio of ...
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... United States " - Continued Figure 3. - Photochemical " smog " incident in Washington , D.C. , June 26 , 1964 .. Figure 4. - Change in concentration of gases in a typical irradiation chamber test .. Figure 5. - Population trend in United ...
... United States " - Continued Figure 3. - Photochemical " smog " incident in Washington , D.C. , June 26 , 1964 .. Figure 4. - Change in concentration of gases in a typical irradiation chamber test .. Figure 5. - Population trend in United ...
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United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Subcommittee on Public Health and Welfare. more than 275 parts per million of hydrocarbons measured by a non - dispersive infrared spectrometer calibrated with ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce. Subcommittee on Public Health and Welfare. more than 275 parts per million of hydrocarbons measured by a non - dispersive infrared spectrometer calibrated with ...
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88th Congress agencies air pollution control amended Angeles appropriate assistance authority automobile automotive BARR beryllium bill burning California carbon monoxide cars CHAIRMAN Clean Air Act coal committee concentrations Congress contractor cost damage Department of Defense Department of Health diesel Dugway Proving Ground economic Education effect engine equipment established facilities Federal Government Federal installations fuel gases gasoline-powered hydrocarbons incineration industry injury inspection interstate legislation MACKENZIE manufacturers ment methods million motor vehicle natural resources nitrogen nitrogen dioxide operation OREN HARRIS oxides ozone patent percent photochemical photochemical smog plants pollution abatement pollution control devices pollution problem present proposed Public Health Service question QUIGLEY recommend regulations require result ROGERS of Florida samplers sampling SATTERFIELD Secretary of Health Senate smog solid waste disposal sources SPRINGER standards statement subcommittee subsection sulfur dioxide technical Thank tion urban Washington water pollution Welfare