US EditionLocal Congress Proposes Updating the Environmental Law to Harmonize Air Quality Standards in Baja California
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Mexicali, 4 January. The local deputy, Jaime Eduardo Canton Rocha, presented an initiative to reform the Environmental Protection Law, by which he proposes to replace the term “satisfactory” with “acceptable”, as established by the Mexican Official Standard (NOM) regarding the terminology of air quality standard. Canton Rocha mentioned that, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), air pollution is one of the greatest environmental risk…
MEXICALI, B.C, JANUARY 4, 2026.- Congressman Jaime Eduardo Canton Rocha presented an initiative to reform the Environmental Protection Law, by which he proposes to replace the term “satisfactory” with “acceptable”, as established by the Mexican Official Standard (NOM), in order to update the terminology of the air quality standard.
Replacing the "satisfactory" category with "acceptable" updates the state classification according to the technical criteria of the NOM
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