State Implementation Plan under the Clean Air Act

The video tutorial explains the Clean Air Act's regulatory framework, focusing on state implementation plans that allow states to develop their own methods to meet National Ambient Air Quality Standards. It details the pollutants and standards, the state's responsibility to create plans, and the federal government's role in approving or rejecting these plans. If a state fails to comply, the federal government can enforce a federal implementation plan. Compliance is often voluntary, with enforcement linked to federal aid.

In what ways does the federal government enforce compliance with the Clean Air Act?

What is the role of the federal government in approving state plans under the Clean Air Act?