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Reasonably Available Control Technology [1]

A term that first appeared in the federal Clean Air Act [2], and refers to existing, available methods for reduction of major sources of air pollution.

The RACT concept requires that an organization producing extensive air pollution must take steps to alleviate the pollution, through reliance on technology currently available in the marketplace

Source URL (modified on 10/22/2014): https://testing.pei.org/wiki/reasonably-available-control-technology

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[1] https://testing.pei.org/wiki/reasonably-available-control-technology
[2] https://testing.pei.org/node/868