Examples of using Use of mercury in English and their translations into Swedish
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As amalgam is the second biggest use of mercury within the Union with an estimated pollution potential of about 75t of mercury per year
To investigate the use of mercury in vaccines, the existing alternatives
In the Netherlands, the use of mercury has been banned since 2003,
including primary mercury mining and processing, the use of mercury in products, industrial processesmercury emissions originating in particular from coal combustion and the management of mercury waste.">
the establishment of new mercury-based manufacturing processes would increase the use of mercury and of mercury compounds and mercury emissions within the Union.
to propose a European strategy for the coming years as regards the production and use of mercury in Europe.
(2) Most mercury emissions and associated exposure risks result from anthropogenic activities such as primary mercury mining and processing, the use of mercury in products and industrial processes,
In the short term the Commission will ask the Medical Devices Expert Group to consider the use of mercury in dental amalgam, and will seek an opinion from the Scientific Committee on Health
double standards- that is, a product which may not be used in the European Union should not be exported to countries which have no legislation on the use of mercury.
Regarding the non-trade provisions of this proposal on the use of mercury in existing and new manufacturing pocesses
Among the important points raised in this report are an end to mercury exports, an end to the use of mercury in measuring equipment
existing use of mercury in industrial processes,(4)
Current uses of mercury vary around the world.
To address residual uses of mercury in the Community, for example in dental amalgam and vaccines.
includes slightly stricter measures concerning new uses of mercury and dental amalgam.
Regarding uses of mercury in industrial processes, a full prohibition is vastly supported by individual
The Commission communication of 28 January 2005 on the Community strategy concerning mercury10, which considered all uses of mercury, concluded that it would be appropriate to introduce Community-level marketing restrictions on certain non-electrical
Therefore, the restriction of the use of mercury is highly desirable.
It seems difficult to eliminate the use of mercury in the production of low-energy light bulbs.
The use of mercury is required for any fluorescent lamps in order to radiate light.