Clean Air Act critics contend that by barring increases in air pollution in cities where the air is unhealthy, the law drives businesses and developments to outlying areas, thereby contributing to sprawl and a further increase in air pollution

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Critics of the Clean Air Act argue that it can contribute to urban sprawl and further air pollution by pushing business and development to less regulated areas.

Clean Air Act Critics Contend That by Barring Increases in Air