Examples of using Mercury-containing in English and their translations into French
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Limit values for mercury-containing emissions from medical waste incineration shall be evaluated by the Parties meeting within the Executive Body no later than two years after the date of entry into force of the present Protocol.
where consumers can drop off up to 16 residential-use mercury-containing lamps per visit.
with economies in transition, the placing on the market of mercury-containing fluorescent lamps if their mercury content exceed.
Rechargeable Battery Act of 1996 intended to phase out the sale of mercury-containing batteries, except for certain military and medical equipment.
As noted in last year's report(ECE/EB. AIR/WG.5/2009/8), in North America and Europe, mercury-containing switches were not used anymore in new cars.
relevant legislation and advantages and disadvantages for mercury-containing products and mercuryfree alternatives is set out below.
recycling of mercury from mercury-containing lamps most notably where hazardous waste management requirements are currently applicable.
an 80% reduction by 2010 in the average content of mercury in all mercury-containing lamps sold in Canada,
In Canada all mercury-containing lamps accounted for an estimated 2,078 kg of mercury consumed in 2008, including over 300 thousand meters of new
It proposes the introduction of management measures for other mercury-containing products, such as: electrical components(thermostats,
as have guidelines for products such as mercury-containing lamps and dental amalgam wastes.
as well as CWSs for mercury-containing lamps and dental amalgam waste.
batteries and mercury-containing parts.
424-0503(Information regarding Mercury Canada-Wide Standards) CANADA-WIDE STANDARD FOR MERCURY-CONTAINING LAMPS Nova Scotia Overview There are no manufacturers of mercury-containing lamps in Nova Scotia.
can produce by-product mercury and mercury-containing sludge.
disposal of mercury and mercury-containing waste.
waste(185.33 metric tons) and mercury-containing products(20.35 metric tons)
Honeywell and White-Rogers-have all stopped manufacturing mercury-containing thermostats.
In addition, mercury-containing wastes are being generated in increasingly large quantities,
mercurycontaining batteries and mercury-containing thermometers, should be stored temporarily after appropriately packaging them,