Clean Air Action Plan
The
Clean Air Action Plan is a voluntary strategy to
reduce ozone-forming and greenhouse gas emissions in the Kansas City region,
both in the near future and long term. With the commitments of local governments, organizations and individuals, the actions outlined by the plan can help reduce ozone pollution and facilitate the region's clean-air
status.
The plan was originally released in 2005, and updated through a public/stakeholder process from 2010 to 2011.
The plan won a 2006 Clean Air Excellence Award in the Regulatory/Policy Innovations category.
- 2012 Progress Report | Kansas City's Regional Clean Air Action Plan
- Read the 2011 update
- Original Clean Air Action Plan (large PDF)
For more information about the Clean Air Action Plan, email airQ@marc.org.