EPAProposed Rule
Proposed approval of the Michigan Regional Haze SIP Revision for the Second Implementation Period
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Summary
The EPA is proposing to approve Michigan's plan to improve visibility and air quality in the state by reducing haze caused by air pollution. The plan focuses on the period from 2024 onwards and sets requirements for power plants and other industrial facilities to emit fewer pollutants that create haze.
Key Points
- 1Michigan must implement new pollution controls to reduce haze, which blocks scenic views and affects air quality at parks and natural areas
- 2Power plants and large industrial facilities will need to limit certain emissions that contribute to haze formation
- 3This is the second phase of Michigan's long-term haze reduction plan, building on earlier commitments to clean air
- 4The EPA is accepting public comments until July 19, 2025, so people can submit feedback before the rule is finalized
- 5The regulation aims to protect public health and preserve visibility at national parks and other scenic locations in and around Michigan
Key Dates
Published
June 18, 2025
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