Wayne Miller

UC Riverside

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Manager of Emissions and Fuel Laboratory at the University of California Riverside's College of Engineering's Center for Environmental Research and Technology

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Here in LA, we love to gripe about how bad the smog is. It's a national cliché.

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Here in LA, we love to gripe about how bad the smog is. It's a national cliché.

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