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EPA wants state to crack down on pollution during plant startups and shutdowns

Por: The Advocate Business March 06, 2023

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The  says the state is violating federal law by allowing manufacturers to release toxic air pollutants in amounts greater than their permits specify during plant startups, shutdowns and malfunctions, including those resulting from hurricanes, tropical storms or accidents.EPA contends that facility designs should already take into account the potential for reducing or eliminating emission increases during such periods, and their air permits... + full article



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