Ground level ozone, better known as smog, represents a serious health danger to tens of millions of Americans.
The Environmental Protection Agency's Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee recognized these health risks when it unanimously found there was no scientific justification for maintaining the current health standard and recommended EPA substantially strengthen the national health standard for ozone.
But, the EPA has proposed to only marginally strengthen smog standards and has even inexplicably left the door open to leaving the standards unchanged.
Take action! The comment period for this issue ends on October 9!
Tell the EPA that air quality standards must be substantially strengthened to protect millions of Americans from exposure to dangerous levels of smog pollution.
We signed the “We Need Tougher Air Pollution Standards!” petition!
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2:52 am PDT, Oct 23,Kris K, Pennsylvania
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3:30 pm PDT, Oct 22,Patrick Kulund, New York
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2:32 pm PDT, Oct 22,Diana Satin, Massachusetts
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11:18 am PDT, Oct 22,Name not displayed, North Carolina
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6:03 am PDT, Oct 22,Felisa Whitfield, Massachusetts
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12:45 am PDT, Oct 22,Diane Wayne, Netherlands
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6:31 pm PDT, Oct 21,Kristi Katuran, Pennsylvania
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5:30 pm PDT, Oct 21,Catherine Godfrey, Canada
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5:18 pm PDT, Oct 21,Ben Walker, Alaska
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1:01 pm PDT, Oct 21,Anne Salzer, New Hampshire
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2:54 am PDT, Oct 21,Christian Leiva, California
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1:27 am PDT, Oct 21,River Rhiim, Hawaii
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9:50 pm PDT, Oct 20,Kathlyn Logan, Virginia
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7:29 pm PDT, Oct 20,Adeline Lucas, Wisconsin
Nothing in this country is as important as clean water and air !!!!!!
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7:08 pm PDT, Oct 20,Name not displayed, Ohio
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7:08 pm PDT, Oct 20,Elizabeth Blase, California
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7:06 pm PDT, Oct 20,Big Daddy, California
There is NOTHING more important than clean air and water.
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1:22 pm PDT, Oct 20,Carolina Naranjo, Florida
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1:07 pm PDT, Oct 20,Richard Hollister, Arizona
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11:56 am PDT, Oct 20,Carolyn Leath-Watson, Canada
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11:54 am PDT, Oct 20,The Benjamins, Massachusetts
This is the air we breath! We are hurting our already limited supply!
# 4,313:
10:53 am PDT, Oct 20,Ronald Stewart, Pennsylvania
We can no longer keep dumping stuff into our air and not expect consequences. Our current standards are NOT tough enough.
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10:52 am PDT, Oct 20,Liz McMillan, Canada
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3:28 pm PDT, Oct 19,Ed Reardon, Florida
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3:02 pm PDT, Oct 19,Victoria Casillas, California
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12:33 pm PDT, Oct 19,Luanne Serrato, Illinois
With more people and more cars, it's getting harder to breathe. More and more people are suffering from asthma. Respiratory disease is on the rise. Now more than ever we need cleaner air and tougher pollution standards. We shouldn't be able to view our air, except in winter, and it shouldn't be so filled with dirt and pollution as to feel gritty. We need clean air!
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9:37 am PDT, Oct 19,Hector Navarro, California
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11:39 pm PDT, Oct 18,Eileen Gormley, Tennessee
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7:42 pm PDT, Oct 18,Ian Evans, South Carolina
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5:33 pm PDT, Oct 18,Tara Loveland, South Carolina
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5:08 pm PDT, Oct 18,Name not displayed, Missouri
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4:23 pm PDT, Oct 18,Name not displayed, California