Examples of using Hazardous waste generation in English and their translations into Spanish
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other information systems concerning hazardous waste generation, treatment technologies
enforcement of treaty commitments and the minimization of hazardous waste generation.
and(c) hazardous waste generation should be reduced and minimized at source.
Development of indicators for hazardous wastes generation;
establishing the bases to fuse the required information about air emissions with the hazardous wastes generation reports; and.
on trade in recyclables and capacities, and on hazardous wastes generation where possible; and.
Hazardous waste generation should be reduced
Public awareness and information programmes should be developed on hazardous waste generation, classification, and management.
Significant gaps exist in the systems for tracking hazardous waste generation and disposal in all three countries.
To reduce the volume of hazardous waste generation and reduce the toxicity of such waste; .
This principle is essential in order to assign the costs of prevention of hazardous waste generation and management.
comparability of data related to hazardous waste generation and disposal remains a challenge.
Comparable North American data for hazardous waste generation and management are currently lacking, making it difficult to discern trends.
These will allow the information needed for the evaluation of hazardous waste generation, movements and disposal to be collected, stored and processed.
All three countries should work to improve reporting and tracking of hazardous waste generation and disposal and strengthen the compatibility of their hazardous waste tracking systems.
Hazardous Waste Generation and Management The submission asserts that Mexico is failing to effectively enforce LGEEPA Article 150, first paragraph in connection with hazardous waste management by ALCA.
The overall goal of the Pacific Islands Waste Management Initiative is to minimize environmental and health impacts from solid and hazardous waste generation and disposal in the Pacific region.
Data and statistics on hazardous waste generation and transboundary movements, which are vital for making policies
Section 3 Water Use and Discharge of Wastewaters 360 Voluntary* Section 4 Hazardous Waste Generation, Treatment and Transfer 518 Voluntary* Section 5 Annual Release and Transfer of Listed Pollutants.
The growth of technology-intensive industries has led to an increase in hazardous waste generation, and demand for new land for development has brought a need to pay greater attention to conserving biodiversity.
