Indiana’s environmental commissioner is pushing the EPA to roll back strict ozone rules, claiming they’re overly burdensome and ineffective—despite fierce pushback from health advocates and environmental groups who say these changes endanger lives, especially in Northwest Indiana where pollution already worsens asthma and lupus for residents like Lisa Vallee. Critics argue the move undermines the Clean Air Act’s core mission, while state lawmakers accuse the administration of siding with industry over public health.
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