The preconstruction review process required under the Clean Air Act applies to new facilities as well as existing facilities that undergo major modifications.

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Cesar Orozco · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  The Clean Air Act requires that facilities that undergo physical changes that result in significant increases in emissions of air pollutants must go through a preconstruction review,obtain a permit,and meet the same new source performance standards or limits on emissions that must be met by new facilities.

The preconstruction review process required under the Clean Air Act applies to new facilities as well as existing facilities that undergo major modifications.

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