EPAProposed Rule
Proposed approval of the Ohio 2008 Ozone Second Maintenance Plans for Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus
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Summary
The EPA is proposing to approve updated air quality plans for three Ohio cities—Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus—to maintain healthy ozone levels and prevent air pollution. These plans show how these cities will keep the air clean and safe to breathe for residents and visitors.
Key Points
- 1Three major Ohio cities must follow updated plans to keep ground-level ozone pollution under control
- 2Ground-level ozone forms when pollution from cars, factories, and power plants react with sunlight, creating smog that harms breathing and lung health
- 3The plans describe specific steps each city will take to reduce air pollution over the next several years
- 4The EPA is accepting public comments until June 19, 2025, so residents and businesses can share their views before the final decision
- 5If approved, these maintenance plans will help ensure the air in Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus meets federal health standards
Key Dates
Published
May 19, 2025
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