Which title of the Clean Air Act established the U.S. stratospheric ozone protection program that Section 608 was written under?
Not quite. The answer is C: Title VI
Title VI of the Clean Air Act is specifically dedicated to stratospheric ozone protection, and Section 608 (the technician certification, recovery, and venting-prohibition rules HVAC/R technicians deal with daily) was promulgated under that title's authority. Knowing the statutory home of these rules helps a technician recognize that they are federal environmental law, not merely an industry best practice.
Reference: Clean Air Act § 608 (42 U.S.C. 7671g), Subchapter VI — Stratospheric Ozone Protection (National recycling and emission reduction program)
Checked against the official text
Read 42 U.S.C. 7671g, 'National recycling and emission reduction program', which sits in Chapter 85, Subchapter VI (Title VI of the Clean Air Act).
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