Hawaii SB667 establishes procedural and substantive requirements for state agencies to set and modify environmental action levels for toxins.
Hawaii SB667 aims to ensure that state agencies follow proper procedures when setting and modifying environmental action levels (EALs) for toxins. The bill mandates that agencies establish EALs based on the best scientific evidence and public health considerations. It requires agencies to provide at least 30 days for public comment and hold hearings before modifying EALs. Additionally, any resident can petition for changes to EALs, and agencies must respond to such petitions.
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