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Fugitive and point source emissions are substances which escape to air from a source not associated with a specific process but from throughout the plant, such as leaks from equipment or dust blown from stockpiles. Many facilities report their stack and fugitive emissions separately. On the NPI database select the Facility and its Detailed Facility Emission Report to see if there are separate stack and fugitive emissions reports.
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