Stationary source emissions currently are controlled primarily by A) performance-based limits B) technology-based standards C) the bubble policy D) the OTC NO_X Budget Program

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Stationary source emissions are primarily controlled by technology-based standards which enforce specific emission limits based on the type of technology used in the source. These standards are set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and are enforced through permits and inspections. Performance-based limits and the bubble policy are alternative methods, but they are not as commonly used as technology-based standards. The OTC NO_X Budget Program is not a method of controlling stationary source emissions.

Stationary Source Emissions Currently Are Controlled Primarily by