Moss Landing Air: Are you requiring any air monitoring or sampling during Vistra’s battery removal work?
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EPA is requiring air monitoring and air sampling to protect nearby residents and workers during the battery removal process.
Vistra is required to implement air monitoring and air sampling during the demolition and battery handling activities. In the event of a fire, in addition to continuing to have a private firefighting company on-site 24/7, Vistra will implement an EPA-approved emergency response plan and EPA may direct Vistra to conduct additional air monitoring and air sampling.
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