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EPA’s watchdog investigates air monitoring oversight amid concerns of underreported pollution affecting public health and safety.

The EPA’s in-house watchdog, Patrick Gilbride, is investigating the agency’s oversight of state and local ambient air monitoring schedules to determine if “underreported air pollution” resulted. The evaluation aims to ensure accurate and reliable information about air quality for public health, environmental protection, and fairness in the regulated community. This is part of an ongoing series by Inspector General Sean O’Donnell’s office regarding air pollution tracking.

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