An Act prohibiting the burning of construction and demolition waste as fuel
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill prohibits the burning of construction and demolition waste as fuel. It aims to reduce air pollution and protect public health by preventing the use of this waste as a biofuel source. The bill also seeks to regulate the operation of energy-generating facilities that might be involved in this practice. This legislation builds upon previous attempts to address this issue.
Key provisions
- Prohibits the burning of construction and demolition waste as fuel.
- Addresses the permitting and operation of energy-generating facilities.
- Seeks to reduce air pollution.
- Aligns with previous legislative efforts to restrict waste burning.
- Related to public health concerns.
Who is affected
- Construction and demolition waste management companies
- Energy-generating facilities
- Residents of Massachusetts
- Environmental advocates
Notable changes
- This bill specifically targets the burning of construction and demolition waste as fuel.
- It builds upon prior legislation aimed at regulating waste burning practices.
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