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7. Expand programs to momtor and reduce air pollution in the parks
8. Promote clean, renewable domestic energy supplies
9. Fully fund the National Park System
10. Encourage concerned citizens to minimize their contribution to air pollution in the parks
In addition, NPCA calls for balanced energy policies that meet growing demand while protecting the. national parks. With a new Secretary of the Interior in place and a new National Park Service director on the way, there is an opportunity for renewing our national commitment to clean air in our parks. Secretary Dirk Kempthome has already demonstrated his commitment to strong clean air protections for our national parks by finalizing strong Management Policies for the National Park Service that protect park air quality.
For more information on air pollution and the national parks, to download a copy of NPCA’s Turning Point report, and for the list of the 150 national parks located in poor air quality areas as designated by the EPA, visit www.npca. org/tumingpoint.
Sens. Carper (D-Del.) and Alexander (R-Tenn.) today issued the following statement regarding NPCA’s Turning Point report and how air pollution continues to be a problem for our national parks. Tb view the release, please visit: http://www.npca. org/turningpoint/Carper-Alexander-Clean- point/Carper-Alexander-CleanAir-Parks-Release.pdf.
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