Joseph Lyou

Executive Director, California Environmental Rights Alliance

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Executive Director of the California Environmental Rights Alliance and member of the governing board of the South Coast Air Quality Management District

Joseph Lyou on KCRW

Acid rain was reduced by new federal regulations on sulfur emissions; the EPA got the lead out of gasoline; it took an international treaty to protect the Ozone layer.

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Acid rain was reduced by new federal regulations on sulfur emissions; the EPA got the lead out of gasoline; it took an international treaty to protect the Ozone layer.

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