CAIR

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CAIR is a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency regulatory program aimed at reducing air pollution that crosses state lines in the eastern United States.

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CAIR canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States federal regulatory program ⓘ
air pollution control program ⓘ
abbreviation CSAPR predecessor ⓘ
acronym CAIR ⓘ
addresses fine particulate matter pollution ⓘ
ground-level ozone pollution ⓘ
administeredBy U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
environmentalMedium air ⓘ
focus interstate air pollution transport ⓘ
regional air quality ⓘ
fullName Clean Air Interstate Rule ⓘ
geographicScope 27 eastern states and the District of Columbia ⓘ
goal to help states attain and maintain the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for fine particulate matter ⓘ
to help states attain and maintain the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for ozone ⓘ
implements regional emission reductions ⓘ
isPartOf U.S. national air pollution control strategy ⓘ
jurisdiction eastern United States ⓘ
legalBasis Clean Air Act ⓘ
legalStatus federal regulation ⓘ
mechanism cap-and-trade program ⓘ
objective to reduce downwind air quality impacts from upwind emissions ⓘ
policyArea air quality management ⓘ
environmental regulation ⓘ
pollutantControlled nitrogen oxides ⓘ
sulfur dioxide ⓘ
purpose to address interstate transport of air pollutants ⓘ
to reduce air pollution that crosses state lines ⓘ
region eastern United States ⓘ
regulates electric generating units ⓘ
regulatoryAgency U.S. EPA ⓘ
United States Environmental Protection Agency ⓘ
relatedTo Clean Air Act interstate transport provisions ⓘ
linked to: Clean Air Act

Cross-State Air Pollution Rule ⓘ
linked to: CSAPR
replacedBy Cross-State Air Pollution Rule ⓘ
linked to: CSAPR
sector power plants ⓘ
status replaced ⓘ
targets upwind states contributing to downwind nonattainment ⓘ
typeOfRegulation market-based emission trading program ⓘ

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