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- - - - Age of facilities
      - Cost of improving
      - Describe emissions
    - - Give effect to polluter pays
        principle
    - - Regulate drinking water
      - Regulate discharge or disposal
        of sewage
      - Control of landfill sites
      - Hydrometric data
- - - - Before applying
        
        Circulate notice in newspaper
        of license application
        
        Notice on facility about
        license interest
        
        Notify the planning authority
      - Applying
        
        Use online application form
        
        Answer all questions
        
        Attach necessary documentation
        to application
        
        Pay fee
      - EPA propose determination
        of license
        
        Make public aware
        
        Send proposal to anyone who
        submitted application
        
        Notify public bodies involved in the license
        
        Public have 28 days
        after proposal to make
        an objection
        
        Oral hearing for
        any objections
      - EPA make final
        decision
        
        Public objections
        
        notify applicant
        
        notify public
- - - - Classification, labelling and packaging of chemicals;
      - The Union's Civil Protection Mechanism
      - The Security Union Agenda inlcuding CBRN-E and Protection of critical infrastructure;
      - Policy on environmental liability and on the protection of the environment through criminal law;
      - Safety of offshore oil and gas operations
- - - - monitoring technology
        
        Aim: To Reduce Environmental problems
      - Best meaning
        
        most effective way of achieving a high level of protection for the environment.
      - method of production
      - Criteria for BAT determination
        
        Summary of 11 main points
        
        Emissions
        
        Volume
        
        Effects
        
        Nature
        
        Consumption of Raw materials
        
        Is it energy effiicient ?
        
        Processes
        
        Comparing to previous techniques
        
        Changing with new scientific advancements
        
        Time needed for technique
        
        Environment
        
        Reduce impact of emissions
        
        Prevent accidents
        
        Minimize harmful consequences
        
        Waste
        
        produce a minimal amount
        
        Recovery/ recycling where possible
        
        not hazardous to environment
        
        New Information published
      - Results of BAT Analysis
        
        List of Techniques that can be used
        
        Environmental Performance Levels
        
        Serves as benchmark for emission levels
  - - - Industries using BAT
        exchange information
        
        Guidance Documents
        provided
        
        Special Technical Group
        gather info
        
        Make estimates
        of consumption &
        emissions for each
        activity
        
        Estimate used for foundation
        of BAT conclusion
    - - Managing and Treating waste Streams
      - Monitoring emission and consumption levels
      - Prevention and minimizing techniques
      - Techniques to determine BAT
      - Types of Industries
      - ELV's set
      - Methods set
- - - - Section F
        
        control & monitoring
        
        Control systems
        
        Ambient monitoring
        
        Point source monitoring
        
        BAT(Best Available Technology)
      - Section E
        
        emissions
        
        Leakage into groundwater
        
        Sewer and surface water
        
        run off water
        
        needs monitoring
        
        GC/MS
        
        all water used on site
        
        Nature and quantites of emissions
        
        Max volume & flow rate
        
        Air emissions
        
        Discharging of fumes
        
        Fugitive emissions
        
        Start up/shut down
        
        Point scource
        
        Emergency emissions
- - - - energy production
      - intensice agriculture
      - food production
      - activities involving chemicals
      - paper production