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This year, the NTAA is celebrating its 20th Anniversary!

NTAA was founded in 2002 with the realization that Tribes have the
power to to be regulators of air quality for our communities!
Thank you to those who have helped and continue to shape
NTAA throughout the years!

20th Anniversary Video
NTAA Priorities and Key Talking Points

NTAA regularly meets with EPA Leadership to share these
air quality and climate change priorities and talking points.
Click on the links below to see the latest.

FY 24 Climate Change Funding Recommendations to the NTC

FY 24 Tribal Air Program Funding Recommendations to the NTC

NTAA Talking Points on the Power Sector Rulemaking Meeting 2.23.22

NTAA Talking Points and Priorities Meeting with EPA Management 3.2.22
NTAA releases it's latest White Paper on PSD Analysis, April 2022

The purpose of this white paper is to explore where discretion in the CAA could be used in combination with Presidential EO's (13175 and 12898), the Agency’s Indian policy, Treaty Rights, and EJ, can provide for consideration of Tribal concerns, Traditional Ecological Knowledge and EJ, in permit issuing decisions

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NTAA Informational Webinar on Baseline Needs Assessment

The BNA is a new report that provides the first-of-its kind assessment that demonstrates the need for increased funding for Tribal Nations to address air quality and climate change on and around Tribal Lands. NTAA Executive Committee Member, Janice Archuleta, and Tribal Healthy Homes Network Director, Gillian Mittelstaedt presented on the BNA's important key findings. Watch the video below:

Official News Release

BNA Report 109 Pages

BNA Key Findings 14 Pages
Thank you for attending the 2022 National Tribal Forum on Air Quality in Tulsa, OK

BIG thank you to our hosts the Muscogee Nation!
And THANK YOU to the ITEP, TAMS, and NTAA for a great conference!
See you all again next year.
Recorded sessions are available now, click the link below:

Recorded Sessions

NTFAQ Highlight Reel

Policy Resource Kits & Action Alerts

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Actions & Resources

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National Tribal Forum on Air Quality

This year’s event
is scheduled for
May 2–5, 2022

NTAA Library, Publications & Archives

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white papers, and other
important publications

WEEKLY UPDATES

PHOTOS FROM
THE FIELD

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PHOTOS FROM THE FIELD: Week of June 27 – July 1, 2022

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OUR HISTORY

National Tribal Air Association

NTAA was founded in 2002 with a grant from the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of Air and Radiation with a mission to advance air quality management policies and programs, consistent with the needs, interests, and unique legal status of American Indian Tribes and Alaska Natives. Tribes are important partners with federal, state and local agencies to protect ambient air quality, indoor air quality and mitigate climate change.

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LATEST NEWS

This year, the NTAA is celebrating its 20th Anniversary!

NTAA was founded in 2002 with the realization that Tribes have the power to to be regulators of air quality for our communities! Thank you to those who have helped and continue to shape NTAA throughout the years!

NTAA Priorities and Key Talking Points

NTAA regularly meets with EPA Leadership to share these air quality and climate change priorities and talking points. Click on the links below to see the latest.

NTAA releases it's latest White Paper on PSD Analysis, April 2022

NTAA Informational Webinar on Baseline Needs Assessment

Thank you for attending the 2022 National Tribal Forum on Air Quality in Tulsa, OK

BIG thank you to our hosts the Muscogee Nation! And THANK YOU to the ITEP, TAMS, and NTAA for a great conference! See you all again next year. Recorded sessions are available now, click the link below:

WEEKLY UPDATES

PHOTOS FROM THE FIELD

PHOTOS FROM THE FIELD: Week of June 27 – July 1, 2022

OUR HISTORY

National Tribal Air Association

NTAA was founded in 2002 with the realization that Tribes have the
power to to be regulators of air quality for our communities!
Thank you to those who have helped and continue to shape
NTAA throughout the years!

NTAA regularly meets with EPA Leadership to share these
air quality and climate change priorities and talking points.
Click on the links below to see the latest.

BIG thank you to our hosts the Muscogee Nation!
And THANK YOU to the ITEP, TAMS, and NTAA for a great conference!
See you all again next year.
Recorded sessions are available now, click the link below:

PHOTOS FROM
THE FIELD