Establishes an environmental toxins laboratory in Hawaii for testing air, water, soil, and biological specimens.
The bill mandates the establishment of a laboratory by the Hawaii Department of Health to test for diseases and environmental toxins in various samples. The laboratory will analyze samples submitted by individuals who suspect the presence of toxins. The department must provide complete reports within ten days of receiving submissions. The department may use federal funds for the laboratory's construction and operation, but if federal funding is not secured within nine months, it must proceed with the project using state funds.
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