Hawaii SB1302 mandates continuous monitoring and reporting of emissions from waste combustion facilities to improve air quality and public health.
Hawaii SB1302 aims to enhance air quality and public health by requiring waste combustion facilities to implement continuous monitoring and sampling technologies. These facilities must continuously monitor and report emissions of various contaminants, including carbon dioxide, ammonia, hydrochloric acid, and dioxins, among others. The data must be made available to the public through a data disclosure website. The bill also mandates the development and implementation of plans by facility owners or operators to ensure compliance with these monitoring requirements.
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