Environmental Objectives General Air Quality Sample Clauses

Environmental Objectives General Air Quality. 1. Maintenance of 90%* "good" or "moderate" air quality conditions in the areas of the state Environmental Indicators Air Quality Index levels outside the ozone non- attainment areas. *The Air Quality Index, which replaced the Pollutant Standards Index, includes the 8-hour ozone and PM2.5 standards. It also includes six categories of air quality: good; moderate; unhealthy for sensitive groups; unhealthy; very unhealthy; and hazardous.
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Environmental Objectives General Air Quality. 1. Maintenance of 90%1 "good" or "moderate" air quality conditions in the areas of the state outside the Lake Michigan and Metro-East ozone non- attainment areas. 2. Maintenance of 90% "good" or "moderate" air quality conditions in the Environmental Indicators Air Quality Index levels outside the ozone non- attainment areas. Air Quality Index levels in the ozone non- attainment areas. 1The Air Quality Index, which replaced the Pollutant Standards Index, includes the 8-hour ozone and PM2.5 standards. It also includes six categories of air quality: good; moderate; unhealthy for sensitive groups; unhealthy; very unhealthy; and hazardous.
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Environmental Objectives General Air Quality. 1. Maintenance of 90%1 "good" or "moderate" air quality conditions in the areas of the state outside the Lake Michigan and Metro-East ozone nonattainment areas. 2. Maintenance of 90% "good" or "moderate" air quality conditions in the two ozone nonattainment areas. 3. Maintenance of attainment status for pollutants other than ozone and PM2.5, especially in urban areas. Ozone: 4. Attainment of the 1-hour ozone standard by 2007. Environmental Indicators Air Quality Index levels outside the ozone nonattainment areas. Air Quality Index levels in the ozone nonattainment areas. Trends in monitored levels of each criteria pollutant other than ozone. Trends in the relationship between the number of days in exceedance of the 1-hour ozone standard in the nonattainment areas and the number of days conducive to the formation of ozone.
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