EPA approves Ohio’s air quality plan for Cleveland steel plant
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The Environmental Protection Agency is finalizing its approval of specific changes to Ohio’s state implementation plan. These changes address emission limits for nitrogen oxides at the Cleveland-Cliffs Cleveland Works facility in Cleveland, Ohio.
Why it matters: This action updates the federal enforcement framework for air pollution controls at this specific industrial site. It confirms that Ohio’s reporting and monitoring requirements are sufficient to ensure compliance with Clean Air Act standards in the Cleveland ozone nonattainment area.
Who it affects
- Cleveland-Cliffs operations in Cleveland, Ohio
This is a final rule published by the EPA in the Federal Register; readers should consult the original document for full technical details and permit numbers.
Agency: Environmental Protection Agency
Source: Federal Register — read the official document