Hawaii SB667 establishes procedural requirements for setting and modifying environmental action levels for toxins monitored by state agencies.
The bill requires state agencies monitoring environmental toxins to establish action levels based on best practices and scientific evidence. It mandates public notice and opportunity for comment before modifying these levels. Residents can petition for changes, and agencies must respond promptly. The bill aims to ensure transparency and scientific justification in setting and modifying environmental action levels.
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