EPA Active In Earthquake Emergency ResponseOthers2000
「EPA Active In Earthquake Emergency ResponseOthers2000」於資料集「Environmental Policy Monthly」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的楊先生所提供，聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2217,(02)23117722#2216，最近更新時間為：2022-01-15 01:13:03。 欄位編號的內容是441 ， 欄位標題的內容是EPA Active In Earthquake Emergency Response ， 欄位摘要的內容是Following the September 21 earthquake in Taiwan the EPA immediately established a 24-hour emergency management center and actively engaged in emergency response activities in the disaster-struck areas. Work included installing portable lavatories, sanitizing local areas, clearing waste, protecting water potability, etc. To simplify the administration of emergency rescue activities, the EPA also announced principles governing the exemption of environmental impact assessments in disaster areas.
At three a.m. on the morning of September 21, only a few hours after the big earthquake hit, the EPA formed the “9/21 Earthquake Emergency Response Task Force” to respond to the emergency needs of those areas struck heavily by the quake. Through the direction of EPA Administrator, Hsung-Hsiung Tsai, 24-hour activities were initiated to fully grasp the extent of damage and promptly manage the situation. Villages, towns, and cities in the general disaster area dispatched personnel to respond to the extent of the disaster, the needs of the people in the area, and the management of other issues.
To provide adequate lavatory facilities to the people, the EPA coordinated the provision of over 1,300 public toilets. Of these, 634 were rented by the EPA and 751 were either rented or donated by local environmental agencies and social groups, including 9 large public toilet facilities. The EPA also dispatched water trucks and septic trucks from other counties and cities to assist with the hauling of waste from the public lavatories set up in the hardest hit counties (Taichung and Nan-tou).
The EPA further subsidized 500,000 NTD to all towns and cities in the disaster area to cover cleaning and sanitary maintenance of the portable facilities. In addition, 26 personnel were dispatched to each area to manage related communications, as well as to oversee and inspect cleaning, maintenance, and waste water hauling activities.
To prevent the spread of disease, the EPA joined forces with local environmental agencies and military units to implement a three-stage comprehensive environmental sanitation program in 22 of the towns and cities hit hardest by the quake. A cumulative 4,900 hectares have been sanitized under this program. The EPA has also subsidized the sanitation and cleaning budgets of towns and cities located in the disaster area.
Through coordination with the army’s chemical warfare division, private disease vector control firms, and local support, 3,283 vehicle visits and nearly 15,000 personnel visits to spray disinfectants have been completed. Through EPA support, 800 tons of disinfecting solution and over 40,000 liters of disinfectant were provided for use in the stricken areas. General waste clearance and treatment has already returned to normal in the towns and cities of the area. By November 2, the waste treatment association had completed 609 truck visits, and local environmental agencies and waste clearance associations had finished 7,229 personnel visits. This effort has resulted in 96,078 tons of general waste being hauled from the area.
Achievements have also been made in cleaning up rubble from collapsed buildings and structures. The EPA’s Office in Taichung has worked jointly with army personnel, local environmental agencies, and public works offices of local towns and cities to site over 120 waste storage areas. Ninety-three of these, providing an area of 277 hectares, have already been procured, of which 76 are currently in use and 17 have already reached capacity. Through a total of 33,000 waste hauling trips, nearly 5.7 million cubic meters of building waste have been hauled to these storage sites.
Quality of tap water was also of large concern following the quake. To ensure water quality the EPA requested professional tap water agencies and local government EPBs strengthen tap water sampling. In addition, the EPA’s National Institute of Environmental Analysis, the EPA’s Inspection Team, and various contracted academic laboratories have worked together to sample and analyze tap water, spring water and groundwater in the affected areas. Analysis reports suggest that all samples of tap water comply with water quality standards, but samples from mountain springs, wells and rivers (none of which are used to supply tap water) are largely out of compliance. Academics and experts assisting with water analyses suggest that in areas were tap water is not supplied, bottled water should be provided for drinking purposes. Groundwater can still be used for general (non-consumption) use, however.
Finally, to support emergency rebuilding efforts, the EPA on September 29 acted in accordance with a presidential decree and issued an emergency order to implement environmental impact assessment oversight principles. These principles are intended to assist the proper implementation of the president’s emergency response decree through accelerating the safe rebuilding of damaged structures while protecting environmentally sensitive areas. Furthermore, to ensure safety during rebuilding activities, construction within 100 meters of earthquake faults will be required to take proper safety precautions. ， 欄位全文的內容是Following the September 21 earthquake in Taiwan the EPA immediately established a 24-hour emergency management center and actively engaged in emergency response activities in the disaster-struck areas. Work included installing portable lavatories, sanitizing local areas, clearing waste, protecting water potability, etc. To simplify the administration of emergency rescue activities, the EPA also announced principles governing the exemption of environmental impact assessments in disaster areas.
At three a.m. on the morning of September 21, only a few hours after the big earthquake hit, the EPA formed the “9/21 Earthquake Emergency Response Task Force” to respond to the emergency needs of those areas struck heavily by the quake. Through the direction of EPA Administrator, Hsung-Hsiung Tsai, 24-hour activities were initiated to fully grasp the extent of damage and promptly manage the situation. Villages, towns, and cities in the general disaster area dispatched personnel to respond to the extent of the disaster, the needs of the people in the area, and the management of other issues.
To provide adequate lavatory facilities to the people, the EPA coordinated the provision of over 1,300 public toilets. Of these, 634 were rented by the EPA and 751 were either rented or donated by local environmental agencies and social groups, including 9 large public toilet facilities. The EPA also dispatched water trucks and septic trucks from other counties and cities to assist with the hauling of waste from the public lavatories set up in the hardest hit counties (Taichung and Nan-tou).
The EPA further subsidized 500,000 NTD to all towns and cities in the disaster area to cover cleaning and sanitary maintenance of the portable facilities. In addition, 26 personnel were dispatched to each area to manage related communications, as well as to oversee and inspect cleaning, maintenance, and waste water hauling activities.
To prevent the spread of disease, the EPA joined forces with local environmental agencies and military units to implement a three-stage comprehensive environmental sanitation program in 22 of the towns and cities hit hardest by the quake. A cumulative 4,900 hectares have been sanitized under this program. The EPA has also subsidized the sanitation and cleaning budgets of towns and cities located in the disaster area.
Through coordination with the army’s chemical warfare division, private disease vector control firms, and local support, 3,283 vehicle visits and nearly 15,000 personnel visits to spray disinfectants have been completed. Through EPA support, 800 tons of disinfecting solution and over 40,000 liters of disinfectant were provided for use in the stricken areas. General waste clearance and treatment has already returned to normal in the towns and cities of the area. By November 2, the waste treatment association had completed 609 truck visits, and local environmental agencies and waste clearance associations had finished 7,229 personnel visits. This effort has resulted in 96,078 tons of general waste being hauled from the area.
Achievements have also been made in cleaning up rubble from collapsed buildings and structures. The EPA’s Office in Taichung has worked jointly with army personnel, local environmental agencies, and public works offices of local towns and cities to site over 120 waste storage areas. Ninety-three of these, providing an area of 277 hectares, have already been procured, of which 76 are currently in use and 17 have already reached capacity. Through a total of 33,000 waste hauling trips, nearly 5.7 million cubic meters of building waste have been hauled to these storage sites.
Quality of tap water was also of large concern following the quake. To ensure water quality the EPA requested professional tap water agencies and local government EPBs strengthen tap water sampling. In addition, the EPA’s National Institute of Environmental Analysis, the EPA’s Inspection Team, and various contracted academic laboratories have worked together to sample and analyze tap water, spring water and groundwater in the affected areas. Analysis reports suggest that all samples of tap water comply with water quality standards, but samples from mountain springs, wells and rivers (none of which are used to supply tap water) are largely out of compliance. Academics and experts assisting with water analyses suggest that in areas were tap water is not supplied, bottled water should be provided for drinking purposes. Groundwater can still be used for general (non-consumption) use, however.
Finally, to support emergency rebuilding efforts, the EPA on September 29 acted in accordance with a presidential decree and issued an emergency order to implement environmental impact assessment oversight principles. These principles are intended to assist the proper implementation of the president’s emergency response decree through accelerating the safe rebuilding of damaged structures while protecting environmentally sensitive areas. Furthermore, to ensure safety during rebuilding activities, construction within 100 meters of earthquake faults will be required to take proper safety precautions. ， 欄位年度的內容是2000 ， 欄位月份的內容是3 ， 欄位卷的內容是3 ， 欄位期的內容是5 ， 欄位順序的內容是1 ， 欄位倒序的內容是2 ， 欄位分類的內容是Others ， 欄位標題2的內容是EPA Active In Earthquake Emergency Response ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是print/V3/V3-05 。
編號
441
標題
EPA Active In Earthquake Emergency Response
摘要
Following the September 21 earthquake in Taiwan the EPA immediately established a 24-hour emergency management center and actively engaged in emergency response activities in the disaster-struck areas. Work included installing portable lavatories, sanitizing local areas, clearing waste, protecting water potability, etc. To simplify the administration of emergency rescue activities, the EPA also announced principles governing the exemption of environmental impact assessments in disaster areas. At three a.m. on the morning of September 21, only a few hours after the big earthquake hit, the EPA formed the “9/21 Earthquake Emergency Response Task Force” to respond to the emergency needs of those areas struck heavily by the quake. Through the direction of EPA Administrator, Hsung-Hsiung Tsai, 24-hour activities were initiated to fully grasp the extent of damage and promptly manage the situation. Villages, towns, and cities in the general disaster area dispatched personnel to respond to the extent of the disaster, the needs of the people in the area, and the management of other issues. To provide adequate lavatory facilities to the people, the EPA coordinated the provision of over 1,300 public toilets. Of these, 634 were rented by the EPA and 751 were either rented or donated by local environmental agencies and social groups, including 9 large public toilet facilities. The EPA also dispatched water trucks and septic trucks from other counties and cities to assist with the hauling of waste from the public lavatories set up in the hardest hit counties (Taichung and Nan-tou). The EPA further subsidized 500,000 NTD to all towns and cities in the disaster area to cover cleaning and sanitary maintenance of the portable facilities. In addition, 26 personnel were dispatched to each area to manage related communications, as well as to oversee and inspect cleaning, maintenance, and waste water hauling activities. To prevent the spread of disease, the EPA joined forces with local environmental agencies and military units to implement a three-stage comprehensive environmental sanitation program in 22 of the towns and cities hit hardest by the quake. A cumulative 4,900 hectares have been sanitized under this program. The EPA has also subsidized the sanitation and cleaning budgets of towns and cities located in the disaster area. Through coordination with the army’s chemical warfare division, private disease vector control firms, and local support, 3,283 vehicle visits and nearly 15,000 personnel visits to spray disinfectants have been completed. Through EPA support, 800 tons of disinfecting solution and over 40,000 liters of disinfectant were provided for use in the stricken areas. General waste clearance and treatment has already returned to normal in the towns and cities of the area. By November 2, the waste treatment association had completed 609 truck visits, and local environmental agencies and waste clearance associations had finished 7,229 personnel visits. This effort has resulted in 96,078 tons of general waste being hauled from the area. Achievements have also been made in cleaning up rubble from collapsed buildings and structures. The EPA’s Office in Taichung has worked jointly with army personnel, local environmental agencies, and public works offices of local towns and cities to site over 120 waste storage areas. Ninety-three of these, providing an area of 277 hectares, have already been procured, of which 76 are currently in use and 17 have already reached capacity. Through a total of 33,000 waste hauling trips, nearly 5.7 million cubic meters of building waste have been hauled to these storage sites. Quality of tap water was also of large concern following the quake. To ensure water quality the EPA requested professional tap water agencies and local government EPBs strengthen tap water sampling. In addition, the EPA’s National Institute of Environmental Analysis, the EPA’s Inspection Team, and various contracted academic laboratories have worked together to sample and analyze tap water, spring water and groundwater in the affected areas. Analysis reports suggest that all samples of tap water comply with water quality standards, but samples from mountain springs, wells and rivers (none of which are used to supply tap water) are largely out of compliance. Academics and experts assisting with water analyses suggest that in areas were tap water is not supplied, bottled water should be provided for drinking purposes. Groundwater can still be used for general (non-consumption) use, however. Finally, to support emergency rebuilding efforts, the EPA on September 29 acted in accordance with a presidential decree and issued an emergency order to implement environmental impact assessment oversight principles. These principles are intended to assist the proper implementation of the president’s emergency response decree through accelerating the safe rebuilding of damaged structures while protecting environmentally sensitive areas. Furthermore, to ensure safety during rebuilding activities, construction within 100 meters of earthquake faults will be required to take proper safety precautions.
全文
Following the September 21 earthquake in Taiwan the EPA immediately established a 24-hour emergency management center and actively engaged in emergency response activities in the disaster-struck areas. Work included installing portable lavatories, sanitizing local areas, clearing waste, protecting water potability, etc. To simplify the administration of emergency rescue activities, the EPA also announced principles governing the exemption of environmental impact assessments in disaster areas. At three a.m. on the morning of September 21, only a few hours after the big earthquake hit, the EPA formed the “9/21 Earthquake Emergency Response Task Force” to respond to the emergency needs of those areas struck heavily by the quake. Through the direction of EPA Administrator, Hsung-Hsiung Tsai, 24-hour activities were initiated to fully grasp the extent of damage and promptly manage the situation. Villages, towns, and cities in the general disaster area dispatched personnel to respond to the extent of the disaster, the needs of the people in the area, and the management of other issues. To provide adequate lavatory facilities to the people, the EPA coordinated the provision of over 1,300 public toilets. Of these, 634 were rented by the EPA and 751 were either rented or donated by local environmental agencies and social groups, including 9 large public toilet facilities. The EPA also dispatched water trucks and septic trucks from other counties and cities to assist with the hauling of waste from the public lavatories set up in the hardest hit counties (Taichung and Nan-tou). The EPA further subsidized 500,000 NTD to all towns and cities in the disaster area to cover cleaning and sanitary maintenance of the portable facilities. In addition, 26 personnel were dispatched to each area to manage related communications, as well as to oversee and inspect cleaning, maintenance, and waste water hauling activities. To prevent the spread of disease, the EPA joined forces with local environmental agencies and military units to implement a three-stage comprehensive environmental sanitation program in 22 of the towns and cities hit hardest by the quake. A cumulative 4,900 hectares have been sanitized under this program. The EPA has also subsidized the sanitation and cleaning budgets of towns and cities located in the disaster area. Through coordination with the army’s chemical warfare division, private disease vector control firms, and local support, 3,283 vehicle visits and nearly 15,000 personnel visits to spray disinfectants have been completed. Through EPA support, 800 tons of disinfecting solution and over 40,000 liters of disinfectant were provided for use in the stricken areas. General waste clearance and treatment has already returned to normal in the towns and cities of the area. By November 2, the waste treatment association had completed 609 truck visits, and local environmental agencies and waste clearance associations had finished 7,229 personnel visits. This effort has resulted in 96,078 tons of general waste being hauled from the area. Achievements have also been made in cleaning up rubble from collapsed buildings and structures. The EPA’s Office in Taichung has worked jointly with army personnel, local environmental agencies, and public works offices of local towns and cities to site over 120 waste storage areas. Ninety-three of these, providing an area of 277 hectares, have already been procured, of which 76 are currently in use and 17 have already reached capacity. Through a total of 33,000 waste hauling trips, nearly 5.7 million cubic meters of building waste have been hauled to these storage sites. Quality of tap water was also of large concern following the quake. To ensure water quality the EPA requested professional tap water agencies and local government EPBs strengthen tap water sampling. In addition, the EPA’s National Institute of Environmental Analysis, the EPA’s Inspection Team, and various contracted academic laboratories have worked together to sample and analyze tap water, spring water and groundwater in the affected areas. Analysis reports suggest that all samples of tap water comply with water quality standards, but samples from mountain springs, wells and rivers (none of which are used to supply tap water) are largely out of compliance. Academics and experts assisting with water analyses suggest that in areas were tap water is not supplied, bottled water should be provided for drinking purposes. Groundwater can still be used for general (non-consumption) use, however. Finally, to support emergency rebuilding efforts, the EPA on September 29 acted in accordance with a presidential decree and issued an emergency order to implement environmental impact assessment oversight principles. These principles are intended to assist the proper implementation of the president’s emergency response decree through accelerating the safe rebuilding of damaged structures while protecting environmentally sensitive areas. Furthermore, to ensure safety during rebuilding activities, construction within 100 meters of earthquake faults will be required to take proper safety precautions.
年度
2000
月份
3
卷
3
期
5
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
Others
標題2
EPA Active In Earthquake Emergency Response
檔案位置
print/V3/V3-05
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629
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摘要：
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125
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75
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478
標題：
Over 89 Billion NTD Budgeted for Environmental Protection in FY 2000
摘要：
General policy Environmental agencies throughout Taiwan have set budgets totaling 89.2 billion NTD f
全文：
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1001
標題：
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摘要：
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582
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摘要：
A serious lack of industrial waste treatment facilities confounds Taiwan's industrial and environmen
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453
標題：
Air Pollution Fee Tied to Gasoline Constituent Standards
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296
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摘要：
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21
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783
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174
標題：
Air Pollution Permitting Regulations to be Streamlined
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852
標題：
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摘要：
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147
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摘要：
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696
標題：
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摘要：
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145
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540
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723
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218
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552
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270
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