Proposed approval of Michigan 2015 Ozone iSIP Element E State Board Requirements
Summary
The EPA is proposing to approve Michigan's plan to improve air quality by reducing ozone pollution in certain areas of the state. This regulation sets state board requirements to help Michigan meet federal clean air standards and protect public health, especially for children and people with respiratory issues.
Key Points
- 1Michigan must implement a State Implementation Plan (SIP) to reduce ground-level ozone, which forms when pollution from cars and factories reacts with sunlight
- 2The regulation establishes specific requirements for Michigan's state board to oversee air quality monitoring and pollution control efforts
- 3Areas of Michigan that currently violate federal ozone standards will need to take steps to clean up their air
- 4The EPA is accepting public comments on this proposal until December 23, 2025
- 5If approved, this will help prevent health problems like asthma attacks and breathing difficulties caused by bad air quality
Key Dates
November 20, 2025
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