EPAFinal Rule
AR042.06 Air Quality State Implementation Plans; Approvals and Promulgations; Arkansas; Codification of the State Implementation Plan, Final rule, 9 pages
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Summary
The EPA is officially approving Arkansas's air quality improvement plan, which sets out how the state will reduce air pollution and meet federal clean air standards. This plan matters to Arkansas residents because cleaner air means better health outcomes, especially for children, elderly people, and those with breathing problems.
Key Points
- 1Arkansas must follow a specific plan to reduce air pollutants like smog and particulate matter to meet federal Environmental Protection Agency standards
- 2The plan identifies which areas of Arkansas have air quality problems and what actions industries, vehicles, and other sources must take to pollute less
- 3Local businesses and power plants may need to upgrade equipment or change operations to emit fewer harmful chemicals into the air
- 4The EPA approval makes this plan officially binding, meaning Arkansas must implement it and report progress back to the federal government
- 5Residents in areas with poor air quality should see gradual improvements in air conditions over the coming years as the plan takes effect
Key Dates
Published
January 26, 2026
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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