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Cities sue EPA for failing to uphold soot standard
“By ignoring the legal responsibility to uphold its own rule, U.S. EPA is willfully abandoning the agency’s duties under the Clean Air Act,” California Air Resources Board Chair Lauren Sanchez said.
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The lawsuit filed by cities against the EPA highlights a discrepancy between the agency's regulatory standards and its enforcement actions. The EPA has been accused of failing to uphold a soot standard, which is a key component of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). This standard is intended to protect public health by limiting exposure to particulate matter. The cities' lawsuit suggests that the EPA's inaction on this issue may be a breach of its duties under the Clean Air Act.
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