One of the main results of both the Clean Air Act and the Clean Water Act was a significant improvement in the quality of air and water resources in the United States. These acts imposed regulations and standards on industries and individuals to reduce pollution and protect environmental resources. As a result, air and water pollution levels have decreased, leading to better overall public health and ecological well-being. Additionally, these acts have contributed to the preservation and restoration of various ecosystems and habitats, helping to protect endangered species and promote biodiversity.
