Примеры использования Mercury-containing waste на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mercury-containing waste.
Provisions to address mercury-containing waste.
Return mercury-containing waste to the exporting country.
Recycling or reclamation of mercury from mercury-containing waste;
Mercury-containing wastes and remediation of contaminated sites.
Separately collected fractions- fluorescent tubes and other mercury-containing waste.
To address mercury-containing wastes and remediation of contaminated sites.
Training was conducted for the specialists of the Ministry of Emergency Situations(89 men and 11 women)on safe management of mercury-containing waste.
Mercury-containing wastes can be generated through industrial processes or domestic use.
Manage existing stockpiles of mercury and mercury-containing wastes to prevent environmental contamination.
The Convention andits guidelines also fail to distinguish clearly between treatment requirements for elemental mercury and those for mercury-containing wastes.
The country's largest consumer of mercury and producer of mercury-containing waste had made a proposal to change its technology.
Mercury-containing waste, not appropriate for storage, would need to be collected and disposed of in a hazardous waste facility, in such a way as to ensure that mercury was not released.
Norway expressed its support for further work to consider measures on mercury-containing waste and on coal combustion installations.
When initiating activities such as the collection and recycling of waste containing mercury,it is essential to ensure cooperation from the consumers who generate mercury-containing waste.
General requirement: Each party to manage mercury-containing wastes in a manner protective of human health and the environment(Stockholm Convention article 6, paragraph 1);
The aim of the options in the present section is to reduce anthropogenic releases of mercury by managing mercury-containing wastes in an environmentally sound manner.
UNEP Chemicals project'Management of Mercury and Mercury Containing Waste' to increase the technical capacity in assessing, managing and reducing the risks to human health andthe environment posed by mercury and mercury-containing waste in Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Chile, Pakistan, and the Philippines; and.
He presented a proposal to extend the negotiating mandate to include amendments to Annex VI, and take into account mercury-containing waste and limit values for coal-fired combustion plants.
The UNEP mercury supply and storage partnership area is helping to tackle this by preparing a glossary of terms and definitions used in UNEP and Basel Convention documents to describe various aspects of the storage anddisposal of mercury and mercury-containing waste.
Establish criteria andthresholds for defining or characterizing mercury-containing wastes as hazardous wastes; develop hazardous waste management guidelines for these wastes. .
One of the provisions to be included in a comprehensive and suitable approach to mercury, as set out in decision 25/5,is that it should"address mercury-containing waste and remediation of contaminated sites.
Compilation of information onbest available techniques and best environmental practices for the disposal of mercury-containing waste, including an update on the development of the Basel Convention mercury waste guidelines;
To tackle this shortcoming, the UNEP mercury supply and storage partnership area is preparing a glossary of terms and definitions used in UNEP and Basel Convention documents to describe various aspects of the storage anddisposal of mercury and mercury-containing waste.
To export to a non-party, the importing country would need to provide certification of its intention to import andevidence of its ability to manage mercury-containing waste in an environmentally sound manner and under provisions which are not less than those provided for by the Convention.
For the purposes of this Article and Annex B, manufacturing processes in which mercury or mercury compounds are used shall not include processes using mercury-added products,processes for manufacturing mercury-added products or processes that process mercury-containing waste.
Its guidance is aimed at health-care workers and facilities and focuses on advice on clean-up and separation of waste, as well as ensuring that mercury-containing waste and other medical waste is processed in an appropriate waste stream or stored in an environmentally sound manner.
In mandating the development of a global legally binding instrument on mercury, the Governing Council of the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP), in paragraph 27(f) of its decision 25/5,requested the intergovernmental negotiating committee to include provisions to address mercury-containing waste and remediation of contaminated sites.
The UNEP Governing Council, by its decision 25/5,agreed that in developing the mercury instrument the intergovernmental negotiating committee should include provisions to address mercury-containing waste and recognized the need to facilitate the environmentally sound management of mercury.
In responding to that request, the present note takes as a starting point the default options described in document UNEP(DTIE)/Hg/INC.1/5 for substantive provisions that might be included in the mercury instrument to reduce the supply of mercury, to enhance capacity for environmentally sound storage, to reduce international trade in mercury,to reduce atmospheric emissions of mercury and to address mercury-containing waste.