clean air regulations

Clean air regulations are rules set by government agencies to reduce air pollution and protect public health and the environment. They limit the amount of harmful pollutants, like smog, soot, and emissions from factories and vehicles, that can be released into the air. These rules promote cleaner technologies, enforce emission standards, and monitor air quality to ensure cleaner air for everyone. The goal is to prevent health problems, such as respiratory issues, and safeguard ecosystems from pollution damage, balancing economic activity with environmental responsibility.