SB1302

Hawaii SB1302 mandates continuous monitoring and sampling of emissions from waste combustion facilities to ensure accurate data collection and public.

Hawaii SB1302 aims to implement continuous monitoring and sampling technologies at waste combustion facilities to ensure accurate data collection on emissions of toxic metals and chemicals. The bill requires continuous monitoring for contaminants like dioxins, furans, and polychlorinated biphenyls, which are more accurately measured through continuous methods than annual stack testing. Owners or operators of waste combustion facilities must submit plans to the Department of Health detailing how they will monitor and report emissions data.