Ever since the Environmental Protection Agency downgraded the state’s ozone rating, the backlog for air-pollution permits in Colorado has doubled, the Colorado Sun reports.
The backlog is helping environmental groups win lawsuits in state courts to further rein in pollution sources.
Source: BizWest
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