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Document Title/Subject:
Plywood and Composite Wood Products: Air Toxics Requirements: Final Rule
Related Documents:
Final Air Toxics Regulation for Plywood and Composite Wood Products Fact Sheet
Signed by: Administrator Micheal O. Leavitt

Signature Date: February 26, 2004

Contact:
Mary Tom Kissell
(919) 541-4516

Filename(s):
http://www.epa.gov/ttn/oarpg/t3/fr_notices/pcwp_fr.pdf
URL(s):



Regulatory Authority:
Title 3
Division/Director:
Emission Standards Division (OAQPS) / Sally Shaver
Submitted By:
kissell.mary
OGC Contact:
Mike Thrift
OGC Phone#:
(202) 564-5596
Internet Contact:
Jeff Clark
Document Type:
Proposed & Final Preambles & Rules
EPA Document Number:

Federal Register:
Supersedes:
Subject Category:
AIR
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
Toxics
WATER
Keywords:
Hazardous air pollutants
HAPs
Maximum Achievable Control Technology Emission Standards
MACTs
plywood
particleboard
oriented strandboard
hardboard
medium density fiberboard
OSB
MDF
engineered wood products
veneer
softwood
hardwood
strand
effluent guidelines
timber
risk
Terms:
Air pollutants
Clean Air Act
CAA
Clean Water Act
CWA
Industries
Surface water
Toxic substances
Wastewater
Abstract:
EPA promulgated a rule to reduce emissions of toxic air pollutants from facilities that manufacture plywood and veneer; particleboard; medium density fiberboard; hardboard; fiberboard; oriented strandboard; and engineered wood products from the manufacturing of Plywood and Composite Wood Products by 11,000 tons per year. The final rule also creates and removes from the list a subcategory of low-risk facilities and puts eight specific facilities into the low-risk subcategory. This action also finalizes amendments to the effluent limitations guidelines for four subcategories of the timber industry (40 CFR part 429, subparts B, C, D, and M). This file is the text of the final rule.

 

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