Connecticut § 22a-624 Public education program.

Connecticut Statutes

§ 22a-624 — Public education program.

Connecticut § 22a-624

Title 22aEnvironmental Protection

Ch. 446mMercury Reduction and Education

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 22a-624 (2026).

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(a)The commissioner, in consultation with other state agencies, may implement a comprehensive program for public education, outreach and assistance for manufacturers, households, waste generators, local and regional solid waste management agencies, businesses, health care facilities, scrap metal processors, recyclers, dismantlers, institutions, schools and other interested groups. Such program may focus on the hazards of mercury; the requirements and obligations of individuals, manufacturers and agencies under sections 22a-612 to 22a-623, inclusive, and voluntary efforts that individuals, institutions and businesses can undertake to help further reduce mercury in the environment. The commissioner, in conjunction with manufacturers of mercury-added products and other affected businesses, m

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(a) The commissioner, in consultation with other state agencies, may implement a comprehensive program for public education, outreach and assistance for manufacturers, households, waste generators, local and regional solid waste management agencies, businesses, health care facilities, scrap metal processors, recyclers, dismantlers, institutions, schools and other interested groups. Such program may focus on the hazards of mercury; the requirements and obligations of individuals, manufacturers and agencies under sections 22a-612 to 22a-623, inclusive, and voluntary efforts that individuals, institutions and businesses can undertake to help further reduce mercury in the environment. The commissioner, in conjunction with manufacturers of mercury-added products and other affected businesses, may promote the development and implementation of such public education and technical assistance programs. (b) The commissioner may cooperate with other states and Canadian provinces and regional organizations in developing public education, outreach and assistance programs. (c) The commissioner may develop an awards program to recognize the accomplishments of those persons who exceed the minimum requirements of sections 22a-615 to 22a-623 , inclusive, and who excel at reducing or eliminating mercury in air emissions or releases.