John R. Millett
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John R. Millett
As New York and other states grapple with the gradually tightening requirements of the Clean Air Act, the Environmental Protection Agency is refusing to turn over records detailing the levels of smog-causing compounds found in common household and industrial products like paints and varnishes. An E.P.A. spokesman, John R. Millett, said in a statement on Tuesday that the agency's intent is to provide New York with all the information it is entitled to. The agency is looking into the matter in order to provide the state a final response to its request.