Examples of using Mining waste in English and their translations into German
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very much aware of its responsibilities and is therefore calling for a specific directive for mining waste.
From the current year(2002) onwards, the Commission intends to propose a series of environmental measures designed to prevent soil contamination related to mining waste, sewage sludge and compost.
Another area with apparent divergent interpretation is the water and mining waste legislation.
The EU Mining Waste Directive requires Member States to adopt measures to ensure that extractive waste is managed without endangering human health and the environment.
recovery and disposal of mining waste and to limit their harmful effects on the environment
for directives on biodegradable waste51 and on mining waste.
Under EU legislation, Member States are obliged to ensure that mining waste is managed without endangering human health and without using processes
A directive on mining waste does not have to repeat
showed us Hungarians how dangerous mining waste can be.
managing mining waste, reporting, mining laws,
there is a wide range of European legislation: the Mining Waste Directive, the directive on emissions from certain industrial installations and the Environmental Liability Directive.
industrial and mining waste, consumption and public procurement.
Member State individually but respecting EU legislation on Impact Assessment, Mining Waste and Water Framework.
sentence of point 8:'Furthermore[Parliament] believes that the landfill of waste Directive does not constitute an appropriate framework for regulating mining waste and therefore urges the Commission to put forward a proposal for a specific Directive on mining waste. .
With the consequences of the serious accidents caused by mining waste in Aznalcollar in Spain in 1998
From Mining Waste to Load-Bearing Support Material.
Guidance and promotion of best practices in the mining waste management plans.
Environment: Commission urges Latvia to comply with EU law on mining waste.
However, the latter contains provisions which are not always adapted to mining waste.
Policy and legal framework for promoting the processing of the industrial and mining waste deposits.