Mississippi HB1162 requires the Department of Environmental Quality to identify and regulate toxic air pollutants, especially those affecting infants.
Mississippi HB1162 mandates the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality to establish a list of toxic air pollutants and contaminants that may cause illness, particularly in infants and children. The department must review and revise control measures for these pollutants, prepare reports on the need for regulations, and adopt new control measures within three years. The bill also requires covered facilities to conduct fence line monitoring of covered air toxics and report results to the public.
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