State of Oregon

Comments on Air Toxics Benchmarks Review

Name: Comments on Air Toxics Benchmarks Review
Creator: State of Oregon

DEQ invites the public to comment on the Air Toxics Benchmark Review rulemaking from Friday, July 14 to Monday, Oct. 2, 2017. Comments received outside of this period will not be considered. Maintained by the State of Oregon.

Example records

Namelegal entity	Stateaddress	Emailwebsite	Commentadditional data	Additional Documentwebsite
Oregonians for Fair Air Regulations	Oregon	tom.wood@stoel.com	Please see the attached letter from Thomas R. Wood	https://data.oregon.gov/views/dv6h-8bqc/files/aa53
NiPERA, Inc.	NC	mtaylor@nipera.org	Please see attached comments.	https://data.oregon.gov/views/dv6h-8bqc/files/74c4
Am Forest & Paper Asscn + Am Wood Council	Washington DC	thunt@awc.org	Change proposed ABC based on chromium data provide	https://data.oregon.gov/views/dv6h-8bqc/files/7563

Use cases

Vendor Environmental Stance Screening

A supply chain compliance team evaluating a potential vendor checks whether the company submitted public comments opposing or supporting stricter air toxics limits, using that position as a signal of environmental compliance culture before onboarding.

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B2B Sales Prospecting for Environmental Consulting Firms

A sales team at an environmental consulting firm identifies businesses that engaged with Oregon air toxics rulemaking as warm prospects for compliance advisory services, since active participation signals regulatory exposure and budget for outside counsel.

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Counterparty Regulatory Risk Profiling

An underwriter assessing a commercial insurance application for an Oregon-based industrial firm checks whether the company formally opposed air toxics benchmark tightening, which may indicate anticipated compliance costs or ongoing regulatory friction relevant to liability pricing.

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