Exploring the history of Air Quality Legislation, from King Edward I's 1306 sea-coal burning ban to the Great London Smog of 1952, which led to the UK's Clean Air Act. The text delves into key developments in the UK and US, including the establishment of the EPA and the introduction of NAAQS. It highlights the impact of these laws on public health, environmental protection, and technological innovation.
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One of the first attempts to regulate air pollution was by ______ ______ in ______, who banned the burning of sea-coal.
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First UK law mandating smoke consumption by furnaces
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First US national air pollution legislation
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UK response to Great London Smog
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US law establishing NAAQS
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The original ______ in the U.S., enacted in ______, was mainly aimed at promoting research without any ______ mechanisms.
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In 1970, the Clean Air Act was amended, leading to the creation of the ______ and the introduction of ______.
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Great Smog of London trigger
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Smoke control areas purpose
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1993 Act's industrial emissions strategy
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The establishment of the ______ and the enactment of the ______ were major legislative outcomes of the 1960s due to air pollution concerns.
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Effects of Air Quality Legislation on Public Health
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Impact on Environmental Clarity
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Influence on Technological Advancements
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Strict ______ ______ has led to significant health improvements by lowering the risk of diseases related to ______ and ______.
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Advancements like ______ ______ for cars and ______ ______ for factories were motivated by rigorous standards for maintaining ______ ______.
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