Nick Snow Washington Editor US Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson recently exercised her discretionary authority to reject proposed secondary standards for nitrogen and sulfur oxides. An American Petroleum Institute official urged her to take the same step with EPA's broader ozone standards proposal. "For the sake of our economy and jobs, the administrator should exercise the same policy judgment on the ozone standards now under review at the White House," API Regulatory and Scientific Policy Director Howard Feldman told reporters during an Aug. 23 teleconference. "This review is strictly discretionary, not required by statute or the court," ...