AB 1777: Air pollution: indirect sources.

The bill aims to amend the state's air pollution laws to give the state board more authority to regulate indirect sources of air pollution, such as industrial and agricultural emissions. The state board would be able to adopt regulations to reduce or mitigate these emissions if necessary to meet federal air quality standards. The bill would also provide that any violations of these regulations would be considered a crime, rather than a misdemeanor. Additionally, the bill would state that no reimbursement is required for certain costs associated with implementing these regulations.