Thanks Jonathon. The Fact Sheet confirms my previous message. The emissions rate for NOx is approximately 0.10 lb/mmBTU and the only monitoring is to monitor fuel usage and a monthly visual inspection for opacity (look to see if there is visible smoke). The PM10 emissions would make Mylan the fourth largest emitter in Mon County, behind Fort Martin, MEA and Consol's Blacksville prep plant. The application may have some interesting stuff. Even though Mylan proposes "Low-NOx boilers", I think better emissions control is achievable, and it sure seems like better monitoring is needed.
JBK
Dr. James Kotcon Interim Program Leader - Organic Agriculture USDA-CSREES Mailstop 2220, Washington, DC 20250 phone: 202-401-4879 Cell: 304-319-2244 fax: 202-401-4888
for overnight carrier: 800 9th St., SW, Room 3344 Washington, DC 20024
-----Original Message----- From: mvcac-bounces@cheat.org [mailto:mvcac-bounces@cheat.org] On Behalf Of Jonathan Rosenbaum Sent: Wednesday, June 15, 2005 11:09 AM To: mvcac@cheat.org Subject: [BULK] - [MVCAC] Draft Permit and Evalutation-Fact sheet for Mylan available
I put both the Draft Permit and Evaluation/Fact Sheet for Mylan's proposed changes at http://freesoftwarepc.com/Members/fspc/mylan/ for download. Jill Harris was prompt about sending me the Fact Sheet by email, and will be mailing me a copy of the application for Mylan Pharmaceuticals.
Jonathan _______________________________________________ MVCAC mailing list MVCAC@cheat.org http://cheat.org/mailman/listinfo/mvcac