Examples of using Use of mercury in English and their translations into Arabic
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By specifically stating that the use of mercury for artisanal and smallscale gold mining is not an allowed use under the convention, this draft element would not allow the import
Mr. Kevin Telmer, Artisanal Gold Council, gave an overview of the extent and causes of problems associated with the use of mercury in the artisanal gold mining sector, along with possible solutions.
For the purposes of this article, and paragraphs 1 and 2 notwithstanding, the use of mercury or mercury compounds in artisanal and smallscale gold mining shall not be considered a use allowed to any Party under this Convention.
It covers the following areas: emissions from coal-fired power plants; industrial emissions(e.g., waste combustion, non-ferrous metals and cement production); artisanal goldmining use and emissions; and use of mercury in products and processes.
It is interesting to note that according to KEMI, a national ban on the use of mercury in the chlor-alkali industry after that date will produce no greater further impacts for the companies affected beyond those which follow from the IPPC Directive.
The general conclusion here is that the use of mercury in measuring and control equipment for households can be reduced from ~55 tonnes to ~28 tonnes per year in EU 15 corresponding to a 50% reduction of mercury use in this product category.
These measures also include prevention options, such as Hg containing wastes and material separation, labelling of Hg containing products, and input taxes on the use of mercury in products.
eliminating mercury in products is important because any reduction in the use of mercury ultimately reduces releases of mercury to the air, land
Another representative, speaking on behalf of a group of countries and supported by another, said that regulating the use of mercury in artisanal and small-scale gold mining was essential and that the diversion of mercury for use in the sector should be prevented.
Issues relating to the environmental contamination resulting from the manufacture of such products or the use of mercury in processes are dealt with in Articles 10 and 11, while issues relating to wastes are dealt with in Article 13.
She described steps taken by WHO to help phase out the use of mercury in blood pressure measuring devices and thermometers and said that the current negotiations
is willing to engage in voluntary schemes to phase out the use of mercury in products and processes and shift to alternatives, the benefits may be achieved without the need for
Each Party shall not allow the use of mercury in the manufacturing processes listed in Annex D except in accordance with an allowable-use exemption listed in that annex for which the Party is registered as provided in Article 14.
Each Party shall not allow the use of mercury or mercury compounds in any manufacturing processes except in accordance with an allowable-use exemption listed in Annex D for which the Party is registered as provided in Article 8.
This cooperation shall contribute particularly to the development of measures designed to reduce the use of mercury in artisanal and small-scale gold mining activities in the Parties ' territories where that may be required; and.
Each Party shall not allow the use of mercury or mercury compounds at new facilities using the manufacturing processes listed in Annex D. Such facilities shall not be eligible for exemptions.
A statement that it does not allow the use of mercury in artisanal and small-scale gold mining within its territory and also does not allow any imports of mercury for such use, .
Each Party shall not allow the use of mercury or mercury compounds in the manufacturing processes listed in Annex D after the phase-out date specified in that Annex for the individual processes,
Not allowing the use of mercury[five years] after the Conference of the Parties has established that alternatives have become globally accessible