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Keep current with news and analysis of the steady stream of EPA regulations promulgated under the Clean Air Act—find easy-to-understand solutions to your compliance obligations.

What it helps you do:

• Find up-to-date analysis of EPA regulations promulgated under Clean Air Act programs, including national ambient air quality standards (NAAQSs), national emission standards for hazardous air pollutants (NESHAPs), and new source performance standards (NSPSs).
• Stay on top of developments in the regulation of air pollution from aircraft, boats, cars, and trucks as federal, state, and local governments craft policies and programs to address emissions from mobile sources.
• Stay informed about climate change legislation as Congress considers measures to address the emission of greenhouse gases on a federal level.
• Learn about the various requirements for participation in any of the regional greenhouse gas emissions trading programs underway in geographic regions of the United States.
• Comply with requirements for the reporting of greenhouse gas emissions still under development at federal, regional, and state levels.
• Have immediate access to laws and regulations, practical guidance, and expert analysis, fully linked and presented in plain English.
• Direct personnel at all levels of expertise with easy-to-use, step-by-step explanations of federal and state requirements, and the specific tasks necessary to accomplish them.
• Use the same information that government regulators rely on for timeliness, accuracy, and clarity.
• Never be caught off guard on changes to rules and policies relating to air pollution. Always have the latest information to anticipate and meet your obligations.
• Avoid costly errors and potentially dangerous situations by planning for contingencies instead of reacting to crises.
• Understand the distinctions between federal and state requirements on certain topics and where state provisions are more stringent.
• Learn about voluntary international standards that can enhance the way you do business and conduct your operations.
• Maintain and develop policies without reinventing the wheel, using clear, concise explanations, checklists, and model policies.
• Find exactly what you need with efficient research aids, including chemical lists, glossaries, and directories of relevant federal and state offices and agencies, associations, and organizations; locate useful Websites specifically related to topics of interest.

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NOTE: Air Pollution Control Guide is a component of Bloomberg BNA's Environment and Safety Resource Center. Your trial to the Guide includes access to the full Resource Center, allowing you to explore all areas of environment and safety regulation, case law, guidance, and more. More information on the Resource Center.

• Ambient air quality standards
• Climate change
• Control technologies
• Enforcement
• Guide to the laws
• Hazardous air pollutant standards
• Monitoring and reporting
• New source performance standards
• Permits
• State policies
• Voluntary standards