Clean Air Act - New Source Performance Standards and New Source Review

The video tutorial discusses the Clean Air Act's review process, focusing on new source performance standards for stationary air pollution. It explains how these standards apply to new and modified sources, based on the best available technology. The EPA considers costs, health concerns, and feasibility when enforcing these standards. Litigation often arises over the adequacy of technology and standards. The new source review process involves federal review of pre-construction plans to ensure compliance with ambient quality standards.

How does litigation affect the implementation of new source and modified source regulations?

Describe the process of new source review and its importance.