Air Permits

An air emission permit is a legal document that describes how a facility is meeting federal and state air quality regulations. It contains legal conditions that are enforced by both the state and federal governments. An air emission permit contains information on all sources of air pollution at a facility. For example, say you own a small manufacturing shop and you use solvents to clean parts. Your cleaning process is a source of air pollution and, therefore, would be described in your air emission permit.

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All About Air Permits Air Dispersion Modeling Air Emissions Risk Analysis Air Quality Permit Guide Air-Related Technical Information E-mail Updates Next Steps for Industrial Boilers Subject to Industrial Boiler and Process Heaters NESHAP New Source Review Web Clearinghouse Permitting a Biomass Combustion Facility PM_2.5 and Air Quality Permits Fact Sheets Permit Assistance Environmental Assessment and Review Greenhouse Gas Emissions Evaluation	Permit Application Forms Rules/Regulations Accidental Release Prevention - Section 112(r) Air Emission Inventory Forms and Instructions CAIR/CAMR Permit Application Forms Public Notices State Implementation Plans	Air Permits Issued in Minnesota Capped Air Emission State Permit

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