Air Pollution Control Act

The Air Pollution Control Act is a U.S. law established to regulate air quality and reduce pollution. It empowers the federal government to set standards for harmful emissions from industries and vehicles, ensuring that the air we breathe is safe. The Act promotes monitoring and enforcement of air quality regulations, helping to protect public health and the environment. By defining acceptable levels of pollutants, the law aims to minimize the impacts of air pollution on communities and natural ecosystems, ultimately improving overall air quality.