SB735 mandates continuous monitoring of emissions at waste combustion facilities in Hawaii, requiring real-time data reporting and public disclosure.

SB735 requires owners of waste combustion facilities in Hawaii to develop and implement plans for continuous monitoring of emissions, including pollutants like carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and dioxins. The Department of Health must approve these plans and can modify them to ensure data quality. Owners must report emissions data to a publicly accessible website within 24 hours of availability, with violations and exceedances highlighted. The website will also display stack test data and facility operating status.

SB735 mandates continuous monitoring of emissions at waste combustion facilities in Hawaii, requiring real-time data reporting and public disclosure.

SB735 requires owners of waste combustion facilities in Hawaii to develop and implement plans for continuous monitoring of emissions, including pollutants like carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and dioxins. The Department of Health must approve these plans and can modify them to ensure data quality. Owners must report emissions data to a publicly accessible website within 24 hours of availability, with violations and exceedances highlighted. The website will also display stack test data and facility operating status.