 The EPA gave the Dinka plant in reserve 90 days to reduce emissions that some say are increasing the risk of cancer in St. John the Baptist Parish. But the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality is giving the controversial chemical plant two years to meet the EPA's new emission standards. DEQ Secretary Aurelio Giacometto, as she went on to say that the 90-day compliance period set by the EPA is too short, and if enforced, Dinka would have to shut down and manufacturing would move to China.