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- 2. REVISION What did you learn last week? 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016
- 3. EU waste legislation Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 Framework legislation on waste Legislation on waste management
- 4. Directive on waste: Waste hierarchy* “In order to better protect the environment, the Member States should
- 5. Directive on waste: Permits and Registrations Any establishment or undertaking intending to carry out waste treatment
- 6. Treatment Operations Prevention Preparing for reuse Recycling Tax incentives, bans, … other recovery, notably energy recovery
- 7. Incineration of waste The WI Directive sets emission limit values and monitoring requirements for pollutants to
- 8. Landfill of waste The Landfill Directive applies to all landfills, defined as waste disposal sites for
- 9. Hazardous Waste Waste from Consumer Goods Packaging Waste Waste from Specific Activities Radioactive Waste and Substances
- 10. Directive 2006/66/EC on batteries and accumulators and waste batteries and accumulators (and amending acts). “The producers
- 11. Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) Designed to prevent electrical and electronic waste
- 12. Legislation on Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive 94/62/EC on packaging and packaging waste covers all packaging
- 13. Legislation Controlling Hazardous Waste Management 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016
- 14. Hazardous Waste Hazardous wastes pose a greater risk to the environment and human health than non
- 15. Hazardous Waste Directive 2008/98/EC provides additional labelling, record keeping, monitoring and control obligations from the "cradle
- 16. Hazardous Waste Convention on the control of transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and their disposal (Basel
- 17. Hazardous Waste The classification into hazardous and non hazardous waste is based on the system for
- 18. Hazardous Waste Wastes classified as hazardous are considered to display one or more of the properties
- 19. Hazardous Waste List includes 20 categories of waste, each containing several subcategories. 01 Wastes resulting from
- 20. Hazardous Waste Management Collection – requirements for registers, containers and transportation. Treatment – requirements on treatment
- 21. 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016
- 22. 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 www.ekokem.com
- 23. 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016
- 24. Legislation Controlling the Use of Hazardous Substances 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016
- 25. REACH “The EU has modernized European chemicals legislation and established an integrated system for the registration,
- 26. REACH The idea is that “testing on humans” is no longer accepted – the burden of
- 27. Risk Management 18.10.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 Management of a risk requires steps of Hazard
- 28. REACH: Scope The scope of the Regulation covers all substances , whether manufactured, imported, placed on
- 29. REACH: Scope The rules on registration, downstream users, evaluation and authorisation do not apply to substances
- 30. Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of CHemicals. Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 18.10.2016
- 31. REACH: Registration Registration is the key component of the REACH system. It is compulsory to register
- 32. REACH: Registration Some groups of substances (listed in the Regulation) are exempt from the obligation to
- 33. REACH: Registration Registration requires the industry to provide information on the properties and uses of chemicals
- 34. REACH: Registration An application to register a substance which is imported or manufactured in a quantity
- 35. REACH: Registration There are special arrangements for the registration of substances present in articles: given the
- 36. REACH: Registration The European Chemicals Agency is responsible for managing the database, receiving registration dossiers and
- 37. REACH: Registration Downstream users must consider the safety of substances, based primarily on information from their
- 38. Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of CHemicals. Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 18.10.2016
- 39. REACH: Evaluation Evaluation makes it possible for the Agency to check that industry is fulfilling its
- 40. REACH: Evaluation Dossier evaluation is compulsory for any applications to carry out tests specified in Annexes
- 41. REACH: Evaluation Substances suspected of posing a risk to human health or the environment may also
- 42. REACH: Evaluation If a substance is suspected of posing a risk to human health or the
- 43. REACH: Evaluation Evaluation can lead to the following conclusions: the substance must be subject to restriction
- 44. REACH: Evaluation … information must be supplied to the other authorities so that they can adopt
- 45. Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of CHemicals. Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 18.10.2016
- 46. REACH: Authorisation Substances of extremely high concern may be subject to authorisation by the Commission with
- 47. REACH: Authorisation The Agency publishes and regularly updates a list of substances (list of candidate substances)
- 48. REACH: Authorisation After inclusion of this substance any placing on the market and use of such
- 49. REACH: Authorisation The burden of proof is placed on the applicant. All authorisations must be reviewed
- 50. Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of CHemicals. Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 18.10.2016
- 51. REACH: Restrictions The restriction procedure provides a safety net, making it possible to manage the risks
- 52. REACH: Restrictions may relate to the conditions of manufacture, use(s) placing on the market of a
- 53. REACH: Restrictions Restrictions are suggested by Member States or by the Agency and decided on by
- 54. ECHA The Regulation establishes a European Chemicals Agency, responsible for managing the technical, scientific and administrative
- 55. Competent Authorities The Regulation requires there to be authorities in each of the Member States with
- 56. Competent Authorities: Finland The following authorities are responsible for the enforcement of REACH Regulation in Finland:
- 57. The CLP Regulation Environmental Administration and Legislation, 2016 18.10.2016
- 58. The CLP Regulation The classification, labelling and packaging of dangerous substances have been harmonised since 1967
- 59. The CLP Regulation The regulation seeks to ensure that European Union workers and consumers are clearly
- 60. CLP Pictograms A hazard pictogram is an image on a label that includes a warning symbol
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