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<abstract>Power plants emit pollutants that have been linked to various
negative health effects. In 2003, two new power plants, owned by 
Sempra Energy and Intergen, began operations 3 miles south of the
U.S.-Mexico border near Imperial County, California. The county  
does not meet some federal and state air quality standards and	 
may be further impacted by the emissions from these plants.	 
Although these plants export most of the electricity they produce
to the United States, they are not currently required to meet any
U.S. or California emissions standards. GAO was asked to	 
determine (1) how emissions from the two plants compare with	 
emissions from recently permitted plants in California and	 
emissions from sources in Imperial County, and what emissions	 
standards they would be subject to if they were located in	 
Imperial County; (2) the health impacts of emissions from the	 
plants on Imperial County residents; and (3) options available to
U.S. policymakers to ensure that emissions from these plants do  
not adversely affect the health of Imperial County residents. In 
commenting on a draft of this report, DOE disagreed with our	 
characterization of the limitations of their assessment of the	 
health impact of pollution from the Sempra and Intergen power	 
plants. We believe we have portrayed the limitations of this	 
assessment accurately.</abstract>
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