Hawaii HB1258 mandates continuous monitoring and public disclosure of emissions from waste combustion facilities.

Hawaii HB1258 requires waste combustion facilities to implement continuous monitoring and sampling for various air contaminants, including carbon dioxide, ammonia, hydrochloric acid, and dioxins. Owners or operators must submit a plan to the Department of Health detailing how they will conduct continuous monitoring or sampling and make emissions data available to the public via a website. The website must display emissions data in real-time, present summary charts, and list violations of emissions limits.

Hawaii HB1258 mandates continuous monitoring and public disclosure of emissions from waste combustion facilities.

Hawaii HB1258 requires waste combustion facilities to implement continuous monitoring and sampling for various air contaminants, including carbon dioxide, ammonia, hydrochloric acid, and dioxins. Owners or operators must submit a plan to the Department of Health detailing how they will conduct continuous monitoring or sampling and make emissions data available to the public via a website. The website must display emissions data in real-time, present summary charts, and list violations of emissions limits.