OK HB4413

Municipal solid waste incinerators must develop plans to continuously monitor or sample 15 air contaminants including carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, PCBs, dioxin/furan, and heavy metals such as mercury, lead, cadmium, and arsenic

Plans must be submitted to the Department of Environmental Quality within 3 months of the effective date and implemented within 3 months of approval, with monitoring conducted for 12 consecutive months

Continuous emissions monitoring systems are required where technologically feasible; continuous automated sampling systems must be used when continuous monitoring is not feasible

Municipal solid waste incinerators are limited to combusting no more than 18,000 tons of hospital, medical, or infectious waste per calendar year

The Department must submit progress reports to legislative environment committees by November 1, 2027, and within 3 months after the 12-month monitoring period concludes