Environmental
The Clean Air Act regulates air pollution in Tennessee through which mechanism?
ATREC-issued permits for commercial properties
BEPA and TDEC-administered standards for air quality, emissions, and permits for stationary and mobile sources✓ Correct
CLocal zoning ordinances that restrict industrial development
DTennessee's Greenbelt Law for agricultural land preservation
Explanation
The Clean Air Act is administered federally by the EPA and at the state level by TDEC in Tennessee. It establishes National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) and requires permits for major sources of air pollution.
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