What are the legal regulations to prevent air pollution in industrial facilities?
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Industrial facilities must comply with a variety of federal and state laws governing air pollution emissions, such as the Clean Air Act (CAA) and the National Emissions Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP). Under these regulations, industries must install, operate and maintain controls to limit air pollution emissions. Industrial facilities are subject to permit requirements, compliance surveillance and monitoring of airborne concentrations of pollutants as well as other regulatory requirements designed to minimize air pollution impacts. Further, some states may have more stringent regulations that must be complied with depending on the location of the industrial facility.
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What are the legal regulations to prevent air pollution in industrial facilities?
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Many countries have laws in place to prevent air pollution from industrial facilities. These laws include requirements for emissions reduction, use of best available technologies, and compliance with specific health and environmental standards. In addition, some countries require factories to be located in areas away from populated areas to reduce the impact of any airborne pollutants.
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What are the legal regulations to prevent air pollution in industrial facilities?