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Other forms of possible mutual assistance for reducing any transboundary effects.
For the purpose of this Convention, any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes.
The general methodology was developed andcould be applied to any transboundary river basin.
Illegal traffic" means any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes as specified in Article 9.
The Parties shall take all appropriate measures to prevent,control and reduce any transboundary impact.
Any transboundary hazardous waste transaction taking place in contravention of the provisions of the Basel Convention is considered"illegal traffic.
Article 9 of the Basel Convention defines illegal traffic as any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes.
Exploitation of any transboundary field is to be undertaken in accordance with the Exploitation Agreement and the Unitization Agreement;
Does your country's national legislation refer to measures to prevent,control and reduce any transboundary impact?
Information on the environment(d)(vi) and on any transboundary impacts of the project(e) is contained in the impact assessment attached to the public inquiry file;
All used mobile phones that have been collected should be evaluated/tested, and labelled,prior to any transboundary movement.
Any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes shall be covered by insurance, bond or other guarantee as may be required by the State of import or any State of transit which is a Party.
In addition, Albania andKazakhstan mentioned accidents that had occurred within the territories of their countries, but without any transboundary consequences.
Such freedom was not unlimited, however; due consideration must be given to any transboundary harm that it might cause, in particular to delicate and irreplaceable ecosystems and the livelihoods they supported.
In another there was no final decision,because the country of origin held that the proposed activity would not have any transboundary effects.
The Basel Convention, which entered into force on 5 May 1992,stipulates that any transboundary export, import, or transit is permitted only when both the movement and the disposal of the hazardous wastes are environmentally sound.
The concept of public trust in many jurisdictions provides proper standing to different designated persons to lay claims for restoration and clean-up in case of any transboundary damage.
Article 2 defines"disposal" as any operation specified in annex IV to this Convention,and"illegal traffic" as any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes as specified in article 9.
This obligation stems from the key provisions contained in article 2(1), which codifies the main objective of the Convention, i.e. to prevent,control and reduce any transboundary impact.
Any transboundary movements of hazardous and other wastes are subject to prior written notification from the exporting country and prior written consent from the importing and, if appropriate, transit countries.
As set forth in section II, subsection A, above,article 9 of the Basel Convention defines illegal traffic as any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes.
Since the effects of climate change remain uncertain any transboundary agreements, especially those including water allocations, should be flexible enough to respond to any predicted or unforeseen change.
It extremely important that Riparian States take all necessary measures to prevent pollutants from entering the aquifer andadopt long-term strategies to control and reduce any transboundary impact.
Any transboundary movements of hazardous and other wastes are subject to prior written notification from the exporting country and prior written consent from the importing and, if appropriate, transit countries Article 6, paragraphs 1 to 4.
It extremely important that Riparian States take all necessary measures to prevent pollutants from entering the aquifer andadopt longterm strategies to control and reduce any transboundary impact.
The Basel Convention, which entered into force on 5 May 1992,stipulates that any transboundary movement of wastes(export, import, or transit) is permitted only when the movement itself and the disposal of the concerned hazardous or other wastes are environmentally sound.
Each country has the responsibility of ensuring that radioactive wastes that fall within its jurisdiction are managed properly in accordance with internationally accepted principles,taking fully into account any transboundary effects.
Under the Basel Convention, any transboundary movement of hazardous wastes or other wastes requires prior written notification of countries of import and transit(art. 6(1)) and the written consent of these countries(art. 6(2)), a system referred to as Prior Informed Consent PIC.
It prescribes measures and procedures to prevent, control or reduce any significant adverse effect on the environment,particularly any transboundary effect, which is likely to be caused by a proposed activity or any major change to an existing activity.
With a view to minimizing any transboundary damage from an incident involving activities falling within the scope of the present draft principles, States, if necessary with the assistance of the operator, or, where appropriate, the operator, should take prompt and effective response measures.