Air Toxics Listening Session

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CARB: Air Toxics Program Listening Session

DATE: December 3, 2020

TIME: 5:00-7:00pm

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Conference code: 779864

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Please join the CARB staff to share your concerns, experiences, and/or suggestions for how CARB’s Air Toxics Program can support programs that benefit all Californians.


CARB staff plans to go to the Board with the first in a series of air toxic rulemakings in December 2021. Staff are seeking input now to inform how CARB can better address community concerns and priorities in our air toxic rulemakings.


Specifically, staff would like to learn:

· What types of facilities are of greatest concern?

· What are the specific areas of concern/interest about these facilities?

· How can CARB staff help to address your concern?

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