Florida has had no official violations of any of the National Air Quality Standards, thus Florida's overall air quality is reasonably good. However, revised federal ozone standards and elevated readings of ozone during 1998 have created concerns about Florida's future air quality compliance. The Department of Environmental Protection reports that it will not know for certain if counties with a history of ozone problems will be redesignated as non-attainment areas until the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency makes that determination in the year 2000.

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Report 96-33
Progress Report: Florida's Air Quality Is Good; Steps Taken to Address Air Toxics, But Plan Not Developed
Report 04-11 February 2004
Florida's Air Quality Is Generally Good, But Ozone and Air Toxics Are Concerns
Report 02-29 May 2002
Follow-Up Report on Florida's Indoor Air Quality Programs
Report 98-50 February 1999

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