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Defeating dirty air:

Cleaning Up Power Plants

Power plants are the nation's largest industrial source of air pollution and need to be cleaned up. Read more.

Clean Cars & Trucks

Cleaner-running cars and trucks mean less air pollution. That’s why stronger emission standards would make America healthier and safer. Read more.

Clean Air in brief
Half of all Americans live in places with unsafe levels of air pollution. Air pollution triggers millions of asthma attacks each year and contributes to other serious health problems, particularly among children, senior citizens and other sensitive groups. Air pollution also creates the haze that hangs over city skylines and our national parks. We are working to clean up smog, fine particle soot, mercury and other toxic air pollutants from the biggest sources, including power plants, cars and trucks, and industrial plants.
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Tell the EPA to reduce smog pollution

Ozone or “smog” pollution can trigger asthma attacks and harm even the healthiest lungs, but the Bush administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed air quality standards for ozone that are weaker than what the agency’s own scientific advisors say are needed to protect public health.


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Recent actions and results

We helped pass the Colorado Clean Air Act and won new rules requiring cleaner gasoline and new limits on smog pollution from oil and gas wells.
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