Costs must therefore be considered for the consumer user of water, whether domestic, industry or agriculture.

reducing toxic and hazardous substances.

(b) New criteria for aspiration hazards

5.2.1.7 Special marking provisions for environmentally hazardous substances

The idea of having in the draft a list of dangerous activities or at least of harmful substances had not received much support.

A2.27 Insert a new sub section for Aspiration hazards, to read as follows

Plant Protection Products (91 414 EC). Marketing and Use of Dangerous Substances and Preparations (76 769 EEC). Biocides (98 8 EC).

Of the hazardous waste in Kazakhstan, 55 comes from the mining industry and approximately 40 from the processing industries, namely the metallurgical and chemical sector.

National emission ceilings Directive 2001 81 EC on national emission ceilings for certain atmospheric pollutants (the NEC Directive).

The operator takes stock of the hazardous substances present in the establishment and keeps the prefect informed thereof.

The transport of chemical weapons is regulated by Article 22 of the Transport of Dangerous Substances Act of 1999.

A comprehensive assessment of the regulations relating to tighter control of the circulation of hazardous materials and chemicals classified as explosives, by means of the following

They form an integrated legal framework for the integral management of chemicals and hazardous wastes.

The adoption of effective measures to strengthen control of the movements of shipments of hazardous materials and chemicals classified as explosives, in accordance with the following

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Moreover, the Directive stipulates requirements for the incineration process (minimum temperature for hazardous and non hazardous waste, gas treatment, etc.).

(а) Purpose The indicator provides a measure of the pressure on the environment in terms of emissions of harmful substances into the atmospheric air

The illegal transboundary movement of toxic materials and chemicals and hazardous waste also threatens ecosystems and human health.

The Framework Directive gives general requirements and the Daughter Directives specify the requirements for the various pollutants in more detail.

Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods and on the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals

4.1 Access to Information Directive 4.2 Reporting Directive

Directive 93 43

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Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous

Work of the Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods and on the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals

(iv) Governments studying the potential for the use of economic instruments at the international or global level to advance internalization within relevant industries of the costs to national Governments of sound chemicals management programmes and associated activities

Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods and on the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals

a) item 6 (p. 3) Transport This area is regulated by Article 22 of the Transport of Dangerous Substances Act of 1999.

The Hazardous Waste Directive (HWD) lays down specific requirements for hazardous waste (i.e. specifically toxic, carcinogenic, etc. waste normally originating from industry).

Emissions standards for stationary sources Directive 2001 80 EC on the limitation of emissions of certain pollutants into the air from large combustion plants (the LCP Directive).

Whenever any arms, ammunition, explosives or other dangerous substances are imported or are transited in Mauritius, the following control procedures are adopted

The accomplishment of a similar system is continuing for extraordinary events such as fires, uncontrolled spill out or flow out of dangerous goods.

EC Directive, article 10.01(7).

EC Directive, article 10.01(7).

However this protocol has not yet entered into force when it enters into force, ADR will no longer apply to international carriage of dangerous goods by motor cycle.

70. Direct regulations and controls would be appropriate in SIDS when it is imperative to wholly prohibit emission of certain toxic pollutants or the use of hazardous products or substances.

C. Processing proposals for the listing of severely hazardous pesticide formulations and forwarding them to the Chemical Review Committee (article 6)

Measures are needed to remove from circulation or limit the harmful effects of chemicals that could cause cancer and other malignant conditions.

4.1.5 (Former 3.10.5) Replace 3.10.5 Decision logic with 4.1.5 Decision logic for hazardous to the aquatic environment .

More explicit treatment of the cause and effect relationships More explicit analysis of the linkages between the environment and the economy Reflection of the importance of the role of those outside Government, i.e. civil society groupings and the private sector A concise presentation of the pressure, state, responses and future imperatives

Environmental Impact Assessment and Strategic Environmental Assessment Directives

EC Directive, article 10.01(1).

EC Directive, article 10.01(2).

EC Directive, article 10.01(3).

EC Directive, article 10.01(4).