It does not. In fact, the Federal-State allocation responsibility under section 111(d) is exactly the same as the allocation of responsibility for meeting the National Ambient Air Quality Standards with State Implementation Plans.
Frank Pallone: “It does not. In fact, the Federal-State allocation responsibility under section 111(d) is exactly the same as the…”
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Pallone discusses the constitutionality of the Clean Air Act's federal-state responsibilities.
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