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Environmental Equity in Exhaust & Emissions Bill

 

ENTITLED, An Act to establish certain legislative findings, to reinstate the prohibition against certain acts causing the undue pollution of air, water and soil habitats as well as the increase in known global warming gases, therefore restricting activities otherwise unconstrained and unregulated, specifically the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR), and to provide for the implementation of such provisions for regulations under certain circumstances.

 

BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:

 

       Section 1. The Legislature accepts and concurs with the conclusion of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) that vehicle exhaust emitted without the benefit of a catalytic converter is harmful to the naurual environment and creatures living within the local and global habitats, and that lead based gasoline products further damage the environment, creating potentially catastrophic greenhouse gases. Moreover, the Legislature finds, based upon the conclusions of the Environmental Protection Agency, and in recognition of the technological advances and greater understanding of environmental concerns and consideration, that a failure to address these polluters, even in the context of organized sport, may create a very serious threat to our ecosphere.

 

       Section 2. That no person may knowingly administer to, prescribe for, or procure for, or sell to any operant of a motor vehicle, regardless of personal or commercial class, irregardless of intended use or operation, any fuels not regulated by the EPA. Any person doing so will knowingly violate this law with specific intent of causing or abetting the termination of any number of species in the local, regional, national, continental or global environment, as unregulated fuels presumably contain unacceptable contaminants.

 

    Any violation of this section is a Class A felony, that of the highest degree.

 

       Section 3. That nothing in section 2 of this Act may be construed to permit the sale, use, tolerance or acceptance of any fuel or fuel additive that may augment combustible fuel supplies beyond nationally recognized EPA compliance standards.

 

       Section 4. That no licensed mechanical shop in any state may modify a race or road vehicle beyond the strict tolerances previously set forth by the EPA for the protection of environmental standards. This includes all motor vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, ATVs, snowmobiles, and any other vehicle that may emerge in future technologies, as it pertains to the consumption of petroleum based fuels. Any mechanic who sells or makes available prohibited fuels or regulates ignition systems for unregulated fuels will be guilty of violation of this Act.

 

       Section 5. That the new and revised terms used in this Act mean:

 

   1. "Vehicle," any moving contraption utilizing the combustion of petroleum based fuels, exclusive of ethanol based vehicles.;

 

   2. "Fuel," any combustible inserted into firing chamber for internal combustion engine in any vehicle, regardless of intended use, whether administered as a whole, in components, or in any other possible configuration, real or imagined.;

 

   3. "Racing," that specifically calls out the previously unregulated sector of combustible automobiles, those with unusually loud exhaust, high emissions of environmental lead and disproportionate consumption of fleeting natural resources.

 

      Section 6. If any court of law enjoins, suspends, or delays the implementation of a provision xof this Act, the provisions of sections 6 to 9, inclusive, of this Act are similarly enjoined, suspended, or delayed during such injunction, suspension, or delayed implementation.

 

       Section 7. If any court of law finds any provision of this Act to be unconstitutional, the other provisions of this Act are severable.

 

 

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