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June 6, 2022
9:30AM - 10:30AM
Ambient Air Monitoring Following Natural Disasters and Industrial Accidents
Dr. Sabine Lange, Toxicology Section Manager, TCEQ
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Natural disasters and industrial accidents have the potential to lead to the release of excess emissions of chemicals into the air For natural disasters, these emissions can be caused by facility shutdown, facility startup, or by damage to the facility. These chemical emissions have the potential to affect air quality in a way that could adversely affect human health or could lead to nuisance odor conditions.
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Ambient Air Monitoring Following Natural Disasters and Industrial Accidents
Natural disasters and industrial accidents have the potential to lead to the release of excess emissions of chemicals into the air For natural disasters, these emissions can be caused by facility shutdown, facility startup, or by damage to the facility. These chemical emissions have the potential to affect air quality in a way that could adversely affect human health or could lead to nuisance odor conditions.
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