Environmental
Connecticut's Clean Air Act program regulates:
AIndoor air quality in residential buildings only
BOutdoor air quality including emissions from industries and motor vehicles✓ Correct
CRadon levels in residential buildings
DCarbon monoxide in commercial kitchens
Explanation
Connecticut's air quality regulations (administered by DEEP) implement the federal Clean Air Act, regulating emissions from industrial facilities and vehicles to protect outdoor (ambient) air quality.
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