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CLEAN AIR ACT

TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THE CLEAN AIR ACT 1

1 This table of contents is not part of the Clean Air Act but is included herein for the convenience of the users of this publication.

TITLE I-AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL

PART A-AIR QUALITY AND EMISSION LIMITATIONS

Sec. 101. Findings and purposes.

Sec. 102. Cooperative activities and uniform laws.

Sec. 103. Research, investigation, training, and other activities.

Sec. 104. Research relating to fuels and vehicles.

Sec. 105. Grants for support of air pollution planning and control programs.

Sec. 106. Interstate air quality agencies or commissions.

Sec. 107. Air quality control regions.

Sec. 108. Air quality criteria and control techniques.

Sec. 109. National ambient air quality standards.

Sec. 110. Implementation plans.

Sec. 111. Standards of performance for new stationary sources.

Sec. 112. National emission standards for hazardous air pollutants.
Sec. 113. Federal Enforcement.

Sec. 114. Inspections, monitoring, and entry.

Sec. 115. International air pollution.

Sec. 116. Retention of state authority.

Sec. 117. President's air quality advisory board and advisory committees.
Sec. 118. Control of pollution from federal facilities.

Sec. 119. Primary nonferrous smelter orders.

Sec. 120. Noncompliance penalty.

Sec. 121. Consultation.

Sec. 122. Listing of certain unregulated pollutants.

Sec. 123. Stack heights.

Sec. 124. Assurance of adequacy of state plans.

Sec. 125. Measures to prevent economic disruption or unemployment.
Sec. 126. Interstate pollution abatement.

Sec. 127. Public notification.

Sec. 128. State boards.

PART B-OZONE PROTECTION

Sec. 150. Purposes.

Sec. 151. Findings and definitions.

Sec. 152. Definitions.

Sec. 153. Studies by environmental protection agency.

Sec. 154. Research and monitoring by other agencies.

Sec. 155. Progress of regulation.

Sec. 156. International cooperation.

Sec. 157. Regulations.

Sec. 158. Other provisions unaffected.

Sec. 159. State authority.

PART C-PREVention of Significant DeterioRATION OF AIR QUALITY

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