Air Pollution Control Act

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This first United States Act about air quality was put into effect in 1955 by the 84th United States Congress (Pub.L. 84-159). This act suggested additional research and education on the issue, and said that air pollution was a serious problem. This act did not put into effect any restrictions on polluters.

[edit] See also

Clean Air Act

[edit] External links

A look at U.S. air pollution laws and their amendments; American Meteorological Society

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