SB2328 mandates continuous monitoring and public reporting of emissions from waste combustion facilities in Hawaii.
SB2328 requires waste combustion facilities in Hawaii to continuously monitor and publicly report emissions of various contaminants. Owners or operators must submit a plan to the Department of Health detailing how they will monitor emissions, including using continuous emissions monitoring systems or continuous automated sampling systems where feasible. The plan must be implemented within three months of approval. The Department of Health will set fees to cover the costs of developing and hosting a data disclosure website.
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