CALIFORNIA MAY SUE OVER CLEANING PRODUCT'S INDOOR AIR IMPACTS

California air officials are requesting the state attorney general's (AG) office to take legal action against manufacturers of indoor air cleaning devices that emit allegedly unhealthy amounts of ozone. If pursued, the move could lead to future actions in the state against other indoor air products. EPA generally lacks authority to regulate indoor air pollution. California Air Resources Board (CARB) legal officials recently sent a letter to the AG asking for "action to address ozone generators," said Dorothy Shimer, a...