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- 2. REVISION What did you learn last week? 1.11.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation 2016
- 3. Hazardous Waste Management Collection – requirements for registers, containers and transportation. Treatment – requirements on treatment
- 4. REACH “The EU has modernised European chemicals legislation and established an integrated system for the registration,
- 5. REACH: Registration The European Chemicals Agency is responsible for managing the database, receiving registration dossiers and
- 6. REACH: Evaluation Evaluation can lead to the following conclusions: the substance must be subject to restriction
- 7. REACH: Evaluation … information must be supplied to the other authorities so that they can adopt
- 8. REACH: Authorisation After inclusion of this substance any placing on the market and use of such
- 9. REACH: Authorisation The burden of proof is placed on the applicant. All authorisations must be reviewed
- 10. REACH: Restrictions The restriction procedure provides a safety net, making it possible to manage the risks
- 11. REACH: Restrictions may relate to the conditions of manufacture, use(s) placing on the market of a
- 12. CLP Pictograms 1.11.2016 Environmental Administration and Legislation 2016 Please visit: echa.europa.eu (link in Moodle) for further
- 13. Environmental Impact Assessment Environmental Administration and Legislation 2016 1.11.2016
- 14. The Directives Directive 85/337/EEC on the assessment of the effects of certain public and private projects
- 15. Background International agreements: Espoo Convention, the Århus agreement Managing environmental impacts throughout the life cycle of
- 16. EIA procedure The European Union requires an environmental impact assessment to be carried out before approval
- 17. EIA Directive Directive 85/337/EEC known as the "EIA“ Directive. Directive, requires an assessment to be carried
- 18. SEA - Directive Directive 2001/42/EC (known as the “SEA” Directive for “Strategic Environmental Assessment”) aims to
- 19. To begin at the beginning… The environmental impact assessment must identify the direct and indirect effects
- 20. Projects An assessment is obligatory for certain projects: dangerous industrial facilities such as oil refineries, nuclear
- 21. Projects requiring EIA Other projects are not automatically assessed. Member States can decide to subject them
- 22. The operator Contact authority The Public Authorities Interested parties EIA Programme EIA Report Publication of the
- 23. EIA Procedure: EIA Programme The developer must provide the authority responsible for approving the project with
- 24. To whom? the competent environmental authorities likely to be consulted on the authorisation of the project;
- 25. EIA Procedure: EIA Programme The competent authority must duly publicise the EIA programme, collect the resultant
- 26. The operator Contact authority The Public Authorities Interested parties EIA Programme EIA Report Publication of the
- 27. EIA: Assessment Assessment described in the EIA Programme is then carried out Impacts on: man, the
- 28. The operator Contact authority The Public Authorities Interested parties EIA Programme EIA Report Publication of the
- 29. EIA report and EIA statement The competent authority must duly publicise the EIA report, collect the
- 30. The operator Contact authority The Public Authorities Interested parties EIA Programme EIA Report Publication of the
- 31. To conclude the procedure The following information must be made available to the public and to
- 32. Key Definitions* EIAP - EIA Programme EIA (assessment itself) EIAR -EIA Report EIAS -EIA Statement Environmental
- 33. EIA of Plans, Programmes and Policies EIA is now extended to plans also: “The authorities must
- 34. Case Example: EIA Programme Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit Environmental
- 35. Case Example: EIA Programme Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit “The
- 36. Case Example: EIA Programme “On the assignment of Teollisuuden Voima Oy (TVO), Pöyry Energy Oy has
- 37. Case Example: EIA Programme Provides general information on: Organisation responsible for the project Purpose and justification
- 38. Case Example: EIA Programme “The objective of the environmental impact assessment (EIA) procedure is to promote
- 39. Case Example: EIA Programme “The EIA programme will present: the options under assessment the present state
- 40. Case Example: EIA Programme “Plan for Communications and Participation: Audit group work Small group meetings Information
- 41. Case Example: EIA Programme “The Options Under Assessment: Zero-option: no nuclear power plant unit will be
- 42. Case Example: EIA Programme “Technical description of the power plant unit: Operating principles of the planned
- 43. Case Example: EIA Programme “Present State of the Environment: Land use planning Functions located in and
- 44. Case Example: EIA Programme “Environmental Impact Assessment and the Methods Used: Assessment of environmental impacts during
- 45. Case Example: EIA Programme “Mitigation of adverse impacts: The possibilities for preventing or mitigating the adverse
- 46. Case Example: EIAP Statement Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit Environmental
- 47. Case Example: Statement of the EIA Programme Public Display of the EIA Programme and international hearing:
- 48. Case Example: EIA (the assessment) Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit
- 49. Case Example: EIA (assessment itself) Carried out according to the plan (programme), taking into consideration possible
- 50. Case Example: EIA Report Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit Environmental
- 51. Case Example: EIA Report (summary) Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit
- 52. Case Example: EIA Statement Extension of the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant by a Fourth Unit Environmental
- 53. Case Example: EIA Statement Statement by Ministry of Employment and Economy: “ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT FOR
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