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    Grain handling and related agriculture industries

    Grain handling operations include many types of activities that have a range of environmental regulations to meet. This section provides information on how to comply with some of those environmental regulations. Air pollution regulations There are…

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    Gas stations

    Wisconsin's Small Business Environmental Assistance Program (SBEAP) has a variety of tools and resources to help owners and operators of gasoline dispensing facilities understand the environmental regulations affecting their sector.

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    Fiberglass reinforced plastics

    Fiberglass reinforced plastics facilities can emit a range of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). There may also be hazardous waste generated and wastewater discharge.

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    Dry cleaners and industrial laundries

    The textile care industry, including dry cleaners and industrial laundries, is continually changing. In the past few years, more and more states have considered enacting legislation to phase out the use of perchloroethylene (PERC) solvent at dry…

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    Rock crushing

    The rock crushing or aggregate producing industry has a range of environmental regulations that impact their operations. The following links provide some basic information on those requirements.

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    Construction and demolition

    As companies look to improve a property, whether its building on greenspace, renovating existing structures or demolishing them, landowners and construction or excavation crews alike should be aware of a range of environmental requirements that…

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    Internal combustion engines

    Stationary internal combustion engines are often used for backup or emergency power at a wide range of industrial, commercial and retail establishments. Combustion of diesel fuel oil or natural gas creates air pollution, while storage of large…

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    Chrome plating

    Chrome plating operations have a range of environmental regulations to meet. This section provides information on how to comply with some of those environmental regulations.

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    Boilers and burning fuels

    Review the fact sheet Combustion Sources and Air Pollution Construction Permits (AM-427) to learn about the air pollution construction permit program and how it affects combustion sources; including calculation examples, definitions and contacts for…

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    Auto body shop

    There are several state and federal regulations affecting auto body shops in Wisconsin. Among these is the EPA's area source rule for paint stripping and miscellaneous surface coating operations. To help newly regulated shops comply, the Small…

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