The New Source Review (NSR) and Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) requirements of the EPA Clean Air Act require certain large industrial facilities to install state-of-the-art air pollution controls when they build new facilities or make significant modifications to existing facilities. EPA investigations reveal that many facilities failed to install pollution controls after modifications, causing them to emit pollutants that can impact air quality and public health. EPA will take action to eliminate or minimize emissions from coal-fired power plants, cement plants, glass plants and acid plants, which have been shown to seriously affect human health and the environment, by ensuring that there are no under-controlled coal-fired electric generating units, cement, acid, or glass plants. Map of coal-fired electric utilities showing current level of NSR/PSD air pollution controls. See interactive map of locations of the these sites at bottom of webpage for additional information.
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