Question

Which of the following pollutants is regulated by the Clean Air Act in the United States?

Question 1 options:


Carbon monoxide


Lead


Carbon Dioxide


All of the Above

Answer 1

Answer;

Carbon monoxide

Explanation;

• Clean Air Act is a US federal law that is designed to control the pollution of air on a national level.
• Under the clean air act, the environmental protection agency is required to regulate the emission of pollutants which endanger public health and welfare.
• EPA is required to the emission of six major pollutants namely: carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, particulate matter, hydrocarbons and photochemical oxidants.