EPA Approval of Oregon's Updated Air Quality Rules for Lane County
Official: Air Plan Approval; OR; Lane County Title 36 Rule
Reading: The EPA is approving procedural and clarifying updates to existing state air quality rules without substantively tightening or relaxing emission limits or protections.
The EPA believes these changes meet federal Clean Air Act requirements.
In clear language
The EPA is proposing to approve Oregon's updates to air quality rules for Lane County. These updates clarify how air pollution violations are handled, improve terminology, and align local rules with state standards. The EPA believes these changes meet federal Clean Air Act requirements.
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Who does this affect?
- Residents of Lane County, Oregon who breathe air subject to these regulations
- Businesses and industries in Lane County that emit air pollutants
- Oregon state and local air quality agencies responsible for enforcement
What can you do?
- Review the proposed rule in the Federal Register if you live or work in Lane County, Oregon
- Submit public comments during the comment period if you have concerns about air quality in your area
- Contact your local Lane County air quality agency or state environmental office for more information
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