California SB58 updates hydrogen sulfide air quality standards and develops a response framework for communities affected by hydrogen sulfide.
California SB58 addresses the need to update hydrogen sulfide air quality standards and develop a response framework for communities affected by hydrogen sulfide exposure. The bill recognizes that the current hydrogen sulfide standard, established in 1969, does not adequately consider contemporary health science, cumulative exposure assessments, or community vulnerability. Chronic exposure to hydrogen sulfide can contribute to persistent respiratory and neurological impacts, particularly affecting vulnerable populations.
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