EPAProposed Rule
Air Quality State Implementation Plans; Approvals and Promulgations: Utah; Utah PM2.5 State Implementation Plan Revisions
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Summary
The EPA is reviewing Utah's plan to reduce harmful fine particle pollution (PM2.5) in the air, which comes from sources like vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions. If approved, this plan would require Utah to take specific steps to improve air quality in areas that don't currently meet federal health standards.
Key Points
- 1Utah submitted a revised air quality improvement plan focused on reducing fine particles (PM2.5) that can damage lung and heart health
- 2The EPA is considering whether to approve Utah's plan, which includes strategies for controlling pollution from cars, factories, and other sources
- 3People have until August 16, 2025 to submit public comments about whether this plan is adequate
- 4Areas of Utah that currently have poor air quality may see new pollution control requirements for businesses and vehicles
- 5If approved, the plan would help Utah meet federal air quality standards and reduce health risks from breathing polluted air
Key Dates
Published
July 16, 2025
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