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Mecklenburg County Air Quality administers the Mecklenburg County Air Pollution Control Ordinance (MCAPCO) as well as state and federal regulatory programs to limit and minimize criteria and toxic air pollutants from industrial sources. Air pollution reductions are achieved by reviewing applications, issuing permits, conducting inspections, responding to citizen requests for service, overseeing asbestos abatement from building demolition and renovation, and educating business and industry.
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