EPAProposed Rule
Proposed Approval of Ohio 2015 8-Hour Ozone Moderate RACT
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Summary
The EPA is proposing to approve Ohio's plan to reduce ground-level ozone pollution, a major air quality problem that causes smog and breathing problems. The approval means Ohio's approach to cleaning up ozone pollution in certain areas meets federal air quality standards.
Key Points
- 1Ohio has submitted a plan to reduce ozone pollution in areas that don't currently meet federal air quality standards
- 2The plan focuses on 'RACT' requirements, which means businesses must use reasonably available pollution control technology to cut emissions
- 3This regulation applies mainly to industries and power plants in Ohio that release gases that form ground-level ozone
- 4The EPA is accepting public comments on this proposal until September 30, 2025
- 5If approved, Ohio's plan will help protect people's health by reducing smog and breathing problems, especially for children and people with asthma
Key Dates
Published
August 28, 2025
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