ENVIRONMENT/AIR: Creates the Real-time Fence-line Air Monitoring and Alert System Task Force
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The resolution establishes a task force to examine the need, costs and benefits of installing real‑time open‑path air monitoring and alert systems at the state’s most hazardous petroleum refineries and chemical manufacturing facilities. The group includes state agency leaders and appointed representatives from industry, wildlife and other stakeholder groups, and must deliver a written report by February 15, 2027. The study is intended to help decide whether the requirements of Senate Bill 356 should be adopted to protect public health.
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