Air Quality State Implementation Plans; Approvals and Promulgations: Missouri; Construction Permits Required
Summary
The EPA is proposing new rules for Missouri requiring companies to obtain special permits before building or expanding facilities that could affect air quality. This regulation aims to ensure that industrial and commercial projects don't make air pollution worse in areas that already struggle with poor air quality.
Key Points
- 1Companies in Missouri will need to get construction permits from the state before starting projects that might emit significant amounts of air pollution
- 2The rule applies to both new industrial facilities and major expansions of existing businesses that could increase air pollution
- 3Missouri must follow these permit requirements as part of its plan to meet federal air quality standards set by the EPA
- 4The public will have a chance to comment on this proposed rule until February 10, 2026
- 5The goal is to prevent air pollution problems from getting worse and protect public health in Missouri communities
Key Dates
January 8, 2026
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