Examples of using Use of mercury in English and their translations into German
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Allow me to make a brief observation with regard to reducing the use of mercury, of which everyone is in favour.
In this way the future contracting parties to the convention must ensure that the use of mercury in industrial production is clearly reduced.
The EU prohibits the use of mercury but allows companies to offer free light bulbs containing mercury in order to promote their sales.
Manufacturing processes involving the use of mercury and/or mercury compounds that did not exist prior to 1 January 2018 shall be prohibited.
I therefore agree with the producers of barometers that the use of mercury in low-energy light bulbs is, of course, also very harmful.
I particularly welcome the adoption of paragraph 17, which proposes to restrict the use of mercury in dental amalgams by the end of 2007.
The coverage of the IPPC Directive includes the EU's chlor-alkali industry, which is phasing out the use of mercury in its production process.
Any industrial process involving the production or use of mercury, or any other industrial process in which the presence of mercury is inherent;
It also called on the Commission to permit the use of mercury by the small number of professional companies in the EU that produce traditional barometers.
It could thus encourage greater use of mercury in unregulated processes
But work must be done on it, and as soon as there are substitutes, manufacture without the use of mercury must of course be preferred here too.
To assess the possibilities for restricting the use of mercury in button cell batteries
Article 17 basically asks the Commission to put forward proposals by the end of 2007 to restrict- not to ban immediately- the use of mercury in dental amalgams.
It is clearly necessary that the use of mercury is properly controlled
for example to prohibit the sale of fever thermometers containing mercury or to restrict the use of mercury in dental amalgam.
today called on the European Commission to seek a near-total ban on the use of mercury, lead and cadmium in household batteries.
It is important to recall that in this proposal the Commission has maintained a general restriction on the use of mercury in batteries, in line with the existing Battery Directive.
The use of mercury and mercury compounds in ASGM accounts for a significant share of mercury use and emissions worldwide,
The gold medals are made of gold extracted without the use of mercury.