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Judge rules EPA failed to implement key part of the Clean Air Act
A federal judge ruled the Environmental Protection Agency failed to implement strengthened 2024 air quality standards under the Clean Air Act, ordering the agency to issue designations by February 6, 2027. Environmental advocates and states had sued the EPA after it missed its February 2026 deadline, with the court emphasizing the need to prioritize public health.
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