Vote Yes on this bill if you want EPA to more easily exclude air-monitoring data tied to wildfires and prescribed burns, give states more flexibility, and encourage controlled burning to reduce the size and frequency of catastrophic wildfires.

Organizations that support this bill may include state forestry agencies, prescribed burn and wildfire management groups, western state and local governments, and business groups that want wildfire smoke and prevention burns treated more flexibly in federal air-quality decisions.

Vote No on this bill if you want federal air-quality decisions to keep counting more smoke pollution data, maintain stricter clean-air oversight, and avoid creating loopholes that could reduce accountability for unhealthy air in affected communities.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include clean air advocates, environmental justice groups, public health organizations, and community groups concerned that excluding more smoke data could weaken air-pollution enforcement and hide harmful health impacts.