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In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes (行政院環境保護署組織條例), the EPA formally established its Chief Inspection Team on March 1. The team is headed by Inspector General Chang Hoang-jang (張晃彰), formerly director general of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division, and is responsible for overseeing local governments’ environmental protection work, including such specific tasks as the follow-up inspection of inspected pollution sources, coordination and supervision of pollution prevention work, implementation of pollution source and environmental pollution surveys, general notification of pollution incidents, and resolution of emergencies. The team is also responsible for the coordination and supervision of national waste disposal plans, pollution surveys and cleanup of illegal industrial waste dumps, monitoring of compliance with EIAs, and supervision of major river and waterway pollution remediation projects.
The northern, central, and southern inspection teams under the Chief Inspection Team have a total of 272 regular personnel. It is expected that this beefed-up enforcement presence will have a positive effect on the prevention of major environmental crimes, implementation of inter-county/city pollution investigations, and coordination and oversight of local governments’ environmental protection work.
The Chief Inspection Team was established through a reorganization of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division and the northern, central, and southern inspection teams, and has absorbed all environmental protection personnel formally under the provincial government. The team’s establishment is the final step in the process of reorganizing and streamlining the country's environmental protection system.
The Chief Inspection Team received its first test on March 7, soon after its establishment. On that day EPA Administrator Hau and two deputy administrators led three groups of team members on separate investigations of sources of heavy metal pollution near major polluted areas in Taoyuan County, Changhua County, and Kaohsiung County respectively.
Led by Deputy Administrator Chang Juu-en, the northern group began the removal of plants in Taoyuan County that had been illegally constructed, and also followed up on the efforts of United Water Treatment Company in Tayuan to upgrade its pollution treatment facilities. Led personally by Administrator Hau, the group of investigators and environmental police in central Taiwan cut off water and power to two illegally operating companies. The team in southern Taiwan was led by Deputy Administrator Lin Ta-hsiung. This group, which performed a large-scale investigation of firms suspected of causing heavy metal pollution, found eight violators, imposed on-the-spot fines on four firms, and pressed charges against one firm caught in the act of polluting.
Because many heavy metal pollution incidents occurred last year, including the pollution of rivers and the discovery of cadmium-contaminated rice fields, the EPA began an enforcement campaign last November to stamp out sources of heavy metal pollution. Repeatedly emphasizing the EPA’s determination to eliminate heavy metal pollution, Administrator Hau has sternly warned illicit operators not to try their luck by testing the EPA’s resolve. The EPA is fully confident that it can eradicate sources of heavy metal pollution.
For more information, please call 04-2252-1718.
In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes, the EPA has formally established a Chief Inspection Team, which will have control over northern, central, and southern inspection teams. The Chief Inspection Team will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of environmental protection work by local governments.
In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes (行政院環境保護署組織條例), the EPA formally established its Chief Inspection Team on March 1. The team is headed by Inspector General Chang Hoang-jang (張晃彰), formerly director general of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division, and is responsible for overseeing local governments’ environmental protection work, including such specific tasks as the follow-up inspection of inspected pollution sources, coordination and supervision of pollution prevention work, implementation of pollution source and environmental pollution surveys, general notification of pollution incidents, and resolution of emergencies. The team is also responsible for the coordination and supervision of national waste disposal plans, pollution surveys and cleanup of illegal industrial waste dumps, monitoring of compliance with EIAs, and supervision of major river and waterway pollution remediation projects.
The northern, central, and southern inspection teams under the Chief Inspection Team have a total of 272 regular personnel. It is expected that this beefed-up enforcement presence will have a positive effect on the prevention of major environmental crimes, implementation of inter-county/city pollution investigations, and coordination and oversight of local governments’ environmental protection work.
The Chief Inspection Team was established through a reorganization of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division and the northern, central, and southern inspection teams, and has absorbed all environmental protection personnel formally under the provincial government. The team’s establishment is the final step in the process of reorganizing and streamlining the country's environmental protection system.
The Chief Inspection Team received its first test on March 7, soon after its establishment. On that day EPA Administrator Hau and two deputy administrators led three groups of team members on separate investigations of sources of heavy metal pollution near major polluted areas in Taoyuan County, Changhua County, and Kaohsiung County respectively.
Led by Deputy Administrator Chang Juu-en, the northern group began the removal of plants in Taoyuan County that had been illegally constructed, and also followed up on the efforts of United Water Treatment Company in Tayuan to upgrade its pollution treatment facilities. Led personally by Administrator Hau, the group of investigators and environmental police in central Taiwan cut off water and power to two illegally operating companies. The team in southern Taiwan was led by Deputy Administrator Lin Ta-hsiung. This group, which performed a large-scale investigation of firms suspected of causing heavy metal pollution, found eight violators, imposed on-the-spot fines on four firms, and pressed charges against one firm caught in the act of polluting.
Because many heavy metal pollution incidents occurred last year, including the pollution of rivers and the discovery of cadmium-contaminated rice fields, the EPA began an enforcement campaign last November to stamp out sources of heavy metal pollution. Repeatedly emphasizing the EPA’s determination to eliminate heavy metal pollution, Administrator Hau has sternly warned illicit operators not to try their luck by testing the EPA’s resolve. The EPA is fully confident that it can eradicate sources of heavy metal pollution.
For more information, please call 04-2252-1718. ， 欄位全文的內容是In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes the EPA has formally established a Chief Inspection Team, which will have control over northern, central, and southern inspection teams. The Chief Inspection Team will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of environmental protection work by local governments.
In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes (行政院環境保護署組織條例), the EPA formally established its Chief Inspection Team on March 1. The team is headed by Inspector General Chang Hoang-jang (張晃彰), formerly director general of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division, and is responsible for overseeing local governments’ environmental protection work, including such specific tasks as the follow-up inspection of inspected pollution sources, coordination and supervision of pollution prevention work, implementation of pollution source and environmental pollution surveys, general notification of pollution incidents, and resolution of emergencies. The team is also responsible for the coordination and supervision of national waste disposal plans, pollution surveys and cleanup of illegal industrial waste dumps, monitoring of compliance with EIAs, and supervision of major river and waterway pollution remediation projects.
The northern, central, and southern inspection teams under the Chief Inspection Team have a total of 272 regular personnel. It is expected that this beefed-up enforcement presence will have a positive effect on the prevention of major environmental crimes, implementation of inter-county/city pollution investigations, and coordination and oversight of local governments’ environmental protection work.
The Chief Inspection Team was established through a reorganization of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division and the northern, central, and southern inspection teams, and has absorbed all environmental protection personnel formally under the provincial government. The team’s establishment is the final step in the process of reorganizing and streamlining the country's environmental protection system.
The Chief Inspection Team received its first test on March 7, soon after its establishment. On that day EPA Administrator Hau and two deputy administrators led three groups of team members on separate investigations of sources of heavy metal pollution near major polluted areas in Taoyuan County, Changhua County, and Kaohsiung County respectively.
Led by Deputy Administrator Chang Juu-en, the northern group began the removal of plants in Taoyuan County that had been illegally constructed, and also followed up on the efforts of United Water Treatment Company in Tayuan to upgrade its pollution treatment facilities. Led personally by Administrator Hau, the group of investigators and environmental police in central Taiwan cut off water and power to two illegally operating companies. The team in southern Taiwan was led by Deputy Administrator Lin Ta-hsiung. This group, which performed a large-scale investigation of firms suspected of causing heavy metal pollution, found eight violators, imposed on-the-spot fines on four firms, and pressed charges against one firm caught in the act of polluting.
Because many heavy metal pollution incidents occurred last year, including the pollution of rivers and the discovery of cadmium-contaminated rice fields, the EPA began an enforcement campaign last November to stamp out sources of heavy metal pollution. Repeatedly emphasizing the EPA’s determination to eliminate heavy metal pollution, Administrator Hau has sternly warned illicit operators not to try their luck by testing the EPA’s resolve. The EPA is fully confident that it can eradicate sources of heavy metal pollution.
For more information, please call 04-2252-1718. ， 欄位年度的內容是2002 ， 欄位月份的內容是5 ， 欄位卷的內容是5 ， 欄位期的內容是4 ， 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Environmental Inspection ， 欄位標題2的內容是Establishment of EPA s Chief Inspection Team ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是V5/V5-04 。
編號
908
標題
Establishment of EPA’s Chief Inspection Team
摘要
In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes the EPA has formally established a Chief Inspection Team, which will have control over northern, central, and southern inspection teams. The Chief Inspection Team will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of environmental protection work by local governments. In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes (行政院環境保護署組織條例), the EPA formally established its Chief Inspection Team on March 1. The team is headed by Inspector General Chang Hoang-jang (張晃彰), formerly director general of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division, and is responsible for overseeing local governments’ environmental protection work, including such specific tasks as the follow-up inspection of inspected pollution sources, coordination and supervision of pollution prevention work, implementation of pollution source and environmental pollution surveys, general notification of pollution incidents, and resolution of emergencies. The team is also responsible for the coordination and supervision of national waste disposal plans, pollution surveys and cleanup of illegal industrial waste dumps, monitoring of compliance with EIAs, and supervision of major river and waterway pollution remediation projects. The northern, central, and southern inspection teams under the Chief Inspection Team have a total of 272 regular personnel. It is expected that this beefed-up enforcement presence will have a positive effect on the prevention of major environmental crimes, implementation of inter-county/city pollution investigations, and coordination and oversight of local governments’ environmental protection work. The Chief Inspection Team was established through a reorganization of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division and the northern, central, and southern inspection teams, and has absorbed all environmental protection personnel formally under the provincial government. The team’s establishment is the final step in the process of reorganizing and streamlining the country's environmental protection system. The Chief Inspection Team received its first test on March 7, soon after its establishment. On that day EPA Administrator Hau and two deputy administrators led three groups of team members on separate investigations of sources of heavy metal pollution near major polluted areas in Taoyuan County, Changhua County, and Kaohsiung County respectively. Led by Deputy Administrator Chang Juu-en, the northern group began the removal of plants in Taoyuan County that had been illegally constructed, and also followed up on the efforts of United Water Treatment Company in Tayuan to upgrade its pollution treatment facilities. Led personally by Administrator Hau, the group of investigators and environmental police in central Taiwan cut off water and power to two illegally operating companies. The team in southern Taiwan was led by Deputy Administrator Lin Ta-hsiung. This group, which performed a large-scale investigation of firms suspected of causing heavy metal pollution, found eight violators, imposed on-the-spot fines on four firms, and pressed charges against one firm caught in the act of polluting. Because many heavy metal pollution incidents occurred last year, including the pollution of rivers and the discovery of cadmium-contaminated rice fields, the EPA began an enforcement campaign last November to stamp out sources of heavy metal pollution. Repeatedly emphasizing the EPA’s determination to eliminate heavy metal pollution, Administrator Hau has sternly warned illicit operators not to try their luck by testing the EPA’s resolve. The EPA is fully confident that it can eradicate sources of heavy metal pollution. For more information, please call 04-2252-1718. In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes, the EPA has formally established a Chief Inspection Team, which will have control over northern, central, and southern inspection teams. The Chief Inspection Team will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of environmental protection work by local governments. In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes (行政院環境保護署組織條例), the EPA formally established its Chief Inspection Team on March 1. The team is headed by Inspector General Chang Hoang-jang (張晃彰), formerly director general of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division, and is responsible for overseeing local governments’ environmental protection work, including such specific tasks as the follow-up inspection of inspected pollution sources, coordination and supervision of pollution prevention work, implementation of pollution source and environmental pollution surveys, general notification of pollution incidents, and resolution of emergencies. The team is also responsible for the coordination and supervision of national waste disposal plans, pollution surveys and cleanup of illegal industrial waste dumps, monitoring of compliance with EIAs, and supervision of major river and waterway pollution remediation projects. The northern, central, and southern inspection teams under the Chief Inspection Team have a total of 272 regular personnel. It is expected that this beefed-up enforcement presence will have a positive effect on the prevention of major environmental crimes, implementation of inter-county/city pollution investigations, and coordination and oversight of local governments’ environmental protection work. The Chief Inspection Team was established through a reorganization of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division and the northern, central, and southern inspection teams, and has absorbed all environmental protection personnel formally under the provincial government. The team’s establishment is the final step in the process of reorganizing and streamlining the country's environmental protection system. The Chief Inspection Team received its first test on March 7, soon after its establishment. On that day EPA Administrator Hau and two deputy administrators led three groups of team members on separate investigations of sources of heavy metal pollution near major polluted areas in Taoyuan County, Changhua County, and Kaohsiung County respectively. Led by Deputy Administrator Chang Juu-en, the northern group began the removal of plants in Taoyuan County that had been illegally constructed, and also followed up on the efforts of United Water Treatment Company in Tayuan to upgrade its pollution treatment facilities. Led personally by Administrator Hau, the group of investigators and environmental police in central Taiwan cut off water and power to two illegally operating companies. The team in southern Taiwan was led by Deputy Administrator Lin Ta-hsiung. This group, which performed a large-scale investigation of firms suspected of causing heavy metal pollution, found eight violators, imposed on-the-spot fines on four firms, and pressed charges against one firm caught in the act of polluting. Because many heavy metal pollution incidents occurred last year, including the pollution of rivers and the discovery of cadmium-contaminated rice fields, the EPA began an enforcement campaign last November to stamp out sources of heavy metal pollution. Repeatedly emphasizing the EPA’s determination to eliminate heavy metal pollution, Administrator Hau has sternly warned illicit operators not to try their luck by testing the EPA’s resolve. The EPA is fully confident that it can eradicate sources of heavy metal pollution. For more information, please call 04-2252-1718.
全文
In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes the EPA has formally established a Chief Inspection Team, which will have control over northern, central, and southern inspection teams. The Chief Inspection Team will be responsible for overseeing the implementation of environmental protection work by local governments. In conjunction with the announcement and implementation of the revised Environmental Protection Administration Organic Statutes (行政院環境保護署組織條例), the EPA formally established its Chief Inspection Team on March 1. The team is headed by Inspector General Chang Hoang-jang (張晃彰), formerly director general of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division, and is responsible for overseeing local governments’ environmental protection work, including such specific tasks as the follow-up inspection of inspected pollution sources, coordination and supervision of pollution prevention work, implementation of pollution source and environmental pollution surveys, general notification of pollution incidents, and resolution of emergencies. The team is also responsible for the coordination and supervision of national waste disposal plans, pollution surveys and cleanup of illegal industrial waste dumps, monitoring of compliance with EIAs, and supervision of major river and waterway pollution remediation projects. The northern, central, and southern inspection teams under the Chief Inspection Team have a total of 272 regular personnel. It is expected that this beefed-up enforcement presence will have a positive effect on the prevention of major environmental crimes, implementation of inter-county/city pollution investigations, and coordination and oversight of local governments’ environmental protection work. The Chief Inspection Team was established through a reorganization of the EPA’s Central Taiwan Division and the northern, central, and southern inspection teams, and has absorbed all environmental protection personnel formally under the provincial government. The team’s establishment is the final step in the process of reorganizing and streamlining the country's environmental protection system. The Chief Inspection Team received its first test on March 7, soon after its establishment. On that day EPA Administrator Hau and two deputy administrators led three groups of team members on separate investigations of sources of heavy metal pollution near major polluted areas in Taoyuan County, Changhua County, and Kaohsiung County respectively. Led by Deputy Administrator Chang Juu-en, the northern group began the removal of plants in Taoyuan County that had been illegally constructed, and also followed up on the efforts of United Water Treatment Company in Tayuan to upgrade its pollution treatment facilities. Led personally by Administrator Hau, the group of investigators and environmental police in central Taiwan cut off water and power to two illegally operating companies. The team in southern Taiwan was led by Deputy Administrator Lin Ta-hsiung. This group, which performed a large-scale investigation of firms suspected of causing heavy metal pollution, found eight violators, imposed on-the-spot fines on four firms, and pressed charges against one firm caught in the act of polluting. Because many heavy metal pollution incidents occurred last year, including the pollution of rivers and the discovery of cadmium-contaminated rice fields, the EPA began an enforcement campaign last November to stamp out sources of heavy metal pollution. Repeatedly emphasizing the EPA’s determination to eliminate heavy metal pollution, Administrator Hau has sternly warned illicit operators not to try their luck by testing the EPA’s resolve. The EPA is fully confident that it can eradicate sources of heavy metal pollution. For more information, please call 04-2252-1718.
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2002
月份
5
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5
期
4
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
Environmental Inspection
標題2
Establishment of EPA s Chief Inspection Team
檔案位置
V5/V5-04
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