Примеры использования Pollution control measures на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Pollution control measures applied.
All stationary sources have the same emission standard(100 mg VOC/Nm3) and pollution control measures.
Pollution control measures applied 2/.
Ukraine applies national emission standards for six stationary source categories and pollution control measures.
Pollution control measures applied 3/.
In-situ mitigation This proposes modifications to the initial project design.e.g. pollution control measures.
Enhance pollution control measures and energy recovery.
The committee also advises the Minister on matters relating to pollution control measures and codes of practice for environmental protection.
Pollution control measures and year applied or to be applied 2/.
Denmark has national emission standards(and pollution control measures) for industrial plants and power plants>50 MWth.
Pollution control measures must always be considered in destruction planning.
For 19 new stationary sources categories(according to the size and the type of fuel) emission standards(and pollution control measures) have been set.
Pollution control measures and emission standards for eleven source categories are listed.
The industrial decline since 1992 makes it very difficult for many industries to invest in pollution control measures.
Pollution control measures have to be applied to existing major stationary sources.
It has not been possible in the time available to assess whether emission standards and pollution control measures have been applied to the correct sources.
Pollution control measures are determined for each plant in accordance with the Pollution Control Act 1981.
For each category, state the standards applied or to be applied, the units andstatistical treatment, and the pollution control measures applied.
In addition, pollution control measures and ecosystem conservation serve to keep workers, communities and consumers safe, thereby fostering inclusiveness through industrial development.
Indicates three source categories(small, medium-sized and large plants) according to the type of fuel,their national emission standards and pollution control measures applied.
As a result, industries have not introduced the less resource-intensive technologies and pollution control measures that could have improved both their competitiveness and reduced their environmental pollution. .
In this regard, several Arab countries are monitoring and collecting air quality data in major cities and urban centres through the establishment of monitoring networks, andemploying efficient pollution control measures.
Common best available techniques and pollution control measures employed include absorption filtration, catalytic combustion(application of coatings), adsorption and regeneration for the use of solvents in degreasing.
Poland* has emission standards for existing major stationary combustion(launched before 28 March 1990) according to the type of fuel and the thermal power andindicates 4 pollution control measures applied.
Germany identifies emissions standards with regard to all stationary sources subject to permitting with pollution control measures applied(see question 9) and special emission limit values for 11 other source categories.
There is a series of requirements to apply the best available techniques, which are economically feasible, through national emission standards to new mobile and certain stationary sources,and to apply pollution control measures to certain existing sources.
While in principle one might consider that costs of pollution control measures are to be carried out in the State of origin, exceptions could also be foreseen whereby such States could receive a subsidy to undertake pollution control measures.
For each source category, state the emission standards applied or to be applied, the units andstatistical treatment, and the pollution control measures required for the new sources, taking into account annex II to the Protocol.
Information concerning these requirements has not been received from France, Greece, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg andSpain. Nineteen Parties confirmed that they applied emission standards to new and pollution control measures to existing major stationary sources.
Several Parties identified emissions standards with regard to all stationary sources where pollution control measures apply and special emission limit values for other source categories, when available, often, as above, based on EU Directive 1999/13/EC Denmark, Netherlands, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden.