The CLEAR Act amends the Clean Air Act to facilitate state implementation of national ambient air quality standards.
The CLEAR Act amends the Clean Air Act to facilitate state implementation of national ambient air quality standards. It defines "exceptional event" and "action to mitigate wildfire risk," allowing states to exclude air quality monitoring data from certain determinations if directly due to these events or actions. The Act also modifies the criteria for designating nonattainment areas and the process for establishing national ambient air quality standards.
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