EPA proposes approving New Jersey's updated ozone pollution plans
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The Environmental Protection Agency is considering a proposal from the state of New Jersey regarding how it manages air quality. Specifically, the state has submitted revisions to its State Implementation Plan, which is the document that outlines how a state will meet federal air quality standards.
Why it matters: This is largely an administrative update to ensure New Jersey’s air quality management plans align with federal Clean Air Act requirements. It confirms which technologies industries in the state must use to limit ozone-forming emissions.
Who it affects
- Industrial facilities and businesses in New Jersey that must comply with emission technology standards
This is a proposed rule from the EPA; readers should consult the Federal Register to see the full text before relying on this information.
Agency: Environmental Protection Agency
Source: Federal Register — read the official document