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V. E. Wilkins

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SUBTITLE: THE CLEAN AIR ACT, WITH ITS INCREASINGLY STRICT LIMITS ON EMISSIONS, ALMOST CERTAINLY MEANS THE END OF THE TWO-STROKE DIESEL ERA: WHETHER IT ALSO SPELLS THE END FOR THE FOUR-STROKE DIESEL IS STILL AN OPEN QUESTION.

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SUBTITLE: THE CLEAN AIR ACT, WITH ITS INCREASINGLY STRICT LIMITS ON EMISSIONS, ALMOST CERTAINLY MEANS THE END OF THE TWO-STROKE DIESEL ERA: WHETHER IT ALSO SPELLS THE END FOR THE FOUR-STROKE DIESEL IS STILL AN OPEN QUESTION.

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SUBTITLE: THE CLEAN AIR ACT, WITH ITS INCREASINGLY STRICT LIMITS ON EMISSIONS, ALMOST CERTAINLY MEANS THE END OF THE TWO-STROKE DIESEL ERA: WHETHER IT ALSO SPELLS THE END FOR THE FOUR-STROKE DIESEL IS STILL AN OPEN QUESTION.

Key concepts: Diesel fuel, Subtitle, Business, Stroke (engine), Environmental science, Engineering, Waste management, Computer science

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