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Air quality in Tennessee has improved a great deal over the past 30 years. However, our understanding of science and human health has led the federal government to set higher standards for air quality across the country. These higher standards require new approaches and a greater responsibility for each of us to do our part for cleaner air.
The goal of Clean Air Tennessee is to provide timely information on air quality in Tennessee so individuals, agencies or employers can take action to achieve cleaner air. Clean Air Tennessee has been designed to provide practical solutions anyone can use to make a positive difference in the air we breathe.
Plan to check this site regularly as we continue updating the issues, employers and individuals involved in making cleaner air happen in Tennessee. We also want and welcome your suggestions or questions as we strive to keep Clean Air Tennessee a useful, user-friendly website.
Together we will achieve cleaner air sooner for Tennessee.
Jim Fyke
Commissioner
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