Clean Air Act
A foundational U.S. federal law governing air quality management. It authorizes the EPA to establish national ambient air quality standards and to regulate emissions from stationary pollution sources. The Act includes a citizen suit provision that allows private parties to bring enforcement actions against violators. It serves as the primary legal framework for air pollution control in the United States.
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Environmental organizations and some states can sue regulators under the Clean Air Act's "citizen suit" provisions, arguing that they have failed to fulfill their statutory emission-reduction obligations.
States such as California hold Clean Air Act waivers allowing them to implement stricter vehicle and stationary-source emission standards on their own.
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80%UnverifiedEnvironmental organizations and some states can sue regulators under the Clean Air Act's "citizen suit" provisions, arguing that they have failed to fulfill their statutory emission-reduction obligations.
50%UnverifiedStates such as California hold Clean Air Act waivers allowing them to implement stricter vehicle and stationary-source emission standards on their own.
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