The clean air act of 1990 was important because it helped reduce pollution and keep the enviornment safe. The act organized the idea's of 'safe' in regards to the ozone layer and also the air (generally). This meant that the amount of acid rainfall was controlled. It set rules and policies regarding polluting. Basically, people needed to wake up and think about the enviornment. Companies, people, and even communities were all now responsible for keeping what they breathe (air) clean.
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