Under the Clean Air Act, the federal government retains primary responsibility for regulating existing stationary sources and motor vehicles already in use and setting standards for new sources, new vehicles, and hazardous air pollutants.

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Under the Clean Air Act, the  federal government retains primary responsibility for regulating existing stationary sources and motor vehicles already in use and setting standards for new sources, new vehicles, and hazardous air pollutants.

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The Clean Air Act gives the federal government authority to set standards, but states have primary responsibility for regulating existing stationary sources and implementing federal standards.

Under the Clean Air Act, the Federal Government Retains Primary