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air toxics

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air toxics [′er ¦täk·siks]
(engineering)


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The regulatory changes would be made to the general provisions for air toxics rules that contain requirements applicable to most or all of the Maximum Achievable Control Technology standards, of which the iron and steel metalcaster rule was finalized in 2003.
In March 2000, the South Coast Air Quality Management District published results of the second Multiple Air Toxics Exposure Study, indicating an overall average cancer risk in the South Coast Air Basin of about 1,400 per 1 million due to diesel emissions.
But EPA spokesman Dave Ryan said air toxics are regulated individually, based on available pollution control and monitoring technology, not just on known health effects.
 
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