Connecticut's air pollution rules now match national standards, and clarify how to measure chemicals

Connecticut updated its air quality rules to match national standards for ozone pollution. This also clarifies how businesses must measure certain chemical emissions from glues and sealants.

States must regularly update their air quality plans to meet national requirements. This update means Connecticut businesses now have a single, clear standard for ozone and a consistent way to measure chemical emissions from common products. This reduces ambiguity for companies trying to comply with environmental law.