Summary

Requires the EPA Administrator to review federal noise criteria published under the Noise Control Act within 2 years after the law takes effect and at least once every 10 years after that, and to revise or supplement those criteria if the review shows it is necessary. Also makes two technical changes to the existing statute's text: removing the words "criteria or" from one subsection and shifting a later subsection to a new subsection designation. One provision simply provides the act's official citation and does not change law.

• Requires the EPA Administrator to review noise criteria within 2 years of enactment and at least every 10 years thereafter.
• Directs the Administrator to revise or supplement criteria if the periodic review finds changes are necessary.
• Deletes the phrase "criteria or" from an existing subsection (a textual change) and redesignates a later subsection.
• Revisions or supplements must follow the statute's existing procedural requirements referenced in the amended text.
• Section establishing the act's short title is non-substantive and does not change law or authorize funding.
• Imposes a recurring administrative obligation on the federal agency rather than creating new grant programs or appropriations.
• Potential downstream effects include updated noise standards that could affect regulated industries and communities exposed to noise.