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The EPA exempted Phoenix from stricter air rules, blaming 80% of ozone pollution on foreign sources and wildfires.
The EPA has exempted Phoenix from stricter air quality rules, citing that 80% of its ozone pollution comes from international sources like Mexico and wildfires, not local emissions.
The decision maintains Maricopa County’s "moderate" nonattainment status under the Clean Air Act, avoiding new regulations that could burden local industries.
While Arizona businesses celebrate the move, environmentalists criticize it as shielding polluters.
The region continues local efforts to improve air quality, though Phoenix remains among the worst U.S. cities for ozone.
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La EPA eximió a Phoenix de reglas de aire más estrictas, culpando al 80% de la contaminación por ozono a fuentes extranjeras e incendios forestales.