Name: E – 1604 – EPA Plain English Guide To The Clean Air Act
Price: 25 USD

Intended Audience: all engineers

PDH UNITS: 1

Passed by Congress in 1970, the Clean Air Act gave the newly formed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) authority over reducing air pollution in the country. Developed by Dr. Rossow, this online engineering PDH course provides a brief introduction to the Clean Air Act programs, philosophies, and policies. Air pollution control from vehicles, acid rain issues, toxic air pollutant reduction, ozone layer protection, permitting, and enforcement are all discussed.

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this course, you’ll be able to identify and discuss:

Relation of air pollution to health, environment, and the economy
Key elements of the clean air act
Cleaning up commonly found air pollutants
Reducing acid rain and toxic air pollutants
Permits and enforcement
Public participation
How the clean air act is working

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