EPA Updates Oregon Air Quality Records and Fixes Two Typos
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The Environmental Protection Agency is updating its official records for Oregon’s State Implementation Plan, which tracks the state’s air pollution rules. This action formally incorporates materials approved by the EPA as of February 1, 2026, into the Code of Federal Regulations. It also corrects two clerical errors from previous approvals.
Why it matters: This keeps the federal register accurate for anyone checking specific permit conditions or agency authorities. While it does not change air quality standards or impose new rules, having the correct citations matters for legal compliance and transparency. If you are looking up a specific rule in Oregon’s air plan, this update ensures the references point to the right place.
Who it affects
- Regulated facilities in Oregon that need to cite specific permit conditions or agency authorities in their paperwork.
This final rule was issued by the Environmental Protection Agency and published in the Federal Register; readers should verify the full text on regulations.gov before relying on it for legal purposes.
Agency: Environmental Protection Agency
Source: Federal Register — read the official document