Clean air is essential to outdoor recreation and tourism industry
For decades, Americans have trusted the Clean Air Act to protect skies, lungs, and livelihoods. Now that safeguard is at risk. The EPA is considering repealing its endangerment finding—the very ruling that requires regulation of greenhouse gases—despite overwhelming scientific evidence of their harm. For Wyoming’s outdoor industry, already struggling with smoke-filled summers and worsening air quality, the stakes are existential. Protecting clean air isn’t just about public health; it’s about preserving communities, economies, and a way of life built around the outdoors. Read Shan Tarter’s full commentary on WyoFile.
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