91.   Companies that reduce their emissions more than required could sell the excess emissions, at a profit, to those that exceed the cap.

92.   Companies have used many different strategies for reducing their emissions.

93.   Companies would receive incentives under the plan for reducing emissions, searching for alternative energy sources and creating technologies to cut pollution.

94.   Counties that opted out of reformulated gasoline will generally have to find some means of reducing emissions.

95.   Companies that can inexpensively reduce their emissions below the cap would be allowed to sell their excess permits to companies that have a harder time cutting emissions.

96.   Despite that, talks are under way on even stronger steps that would further reduce emissions of the gases.

97.   Despite those increases, the South Coast Basin has been able to reduce emissions significantly, leading to decreases in ozone.

98.   Developed countries argue that it makes no sense for them to reduce emissions if developing countries continue to increase their own.

99.   Democrats argue that MTBE, while reducing smog emissions, is a major contributor to groundwater pollution.

100.   Developing countries do not have to do anything to reduce emissions.