EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Managementwaste1999
「EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Managementwaste1999」於資料集「MajorEnvironmentalPolicies」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的陳小姐所提供，聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2753,(02)23117722#2756，最近更新時間為：2023-07-30 01:03:45。 欄位編號的內容是335 ， 欄位標題的內容是EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Management ， 欄位摘要的內容是In response to recent incidents involving the illegal disposal of solid waste the EPA will list for priority control substances such as compacted ash/dust, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. If necessary, the EPA will station inspectors on-site to ensure the proper handling of these four types of hazardous waste. As for the extremely urgent need to clear away waste from two sites in Pingtung and Changhwa Counties, the EPA is considering temporarily tapping the Recycling Fund for this purpose. Internally, the EPA has added staff and adjusted waste management departments. In the future, Division 4 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management will be responsible for the management of commercial organizations. Division 5 will handle management of waste clearance firms and the transboundary movement of waste. This section will also promote development of sites for final waste disposal.
As cases of illegal waste dumping have continually occurred, and in light of the difficulty encountered in proper handling of waste, the EPA announced on March 18 a string of action plans. The EPA has decided to comprehensively review policy, set priority listings, and even modify its organizational structure in order to solve case-after-case of illegal waste dumping incidents.
First, to demonstrate the government’s resolve to strengthen management of industrial waste, the EPA has enacted priority controls on dust/ash collected from air pollution control devices, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. Discussions with relevant manufacturers have been initiated, and they have been requested to properly handle all solid waste problems.
Most of these priority listed substances have the special characteristic of being produced in large quantities by a small number of firms. As a result, a large degree of control can be achieved with minimal effort. The EPA will use a dual approach to controlling the treatment and disposal of these substances. On the one hand, the EPA will trace waste that has been illegally dumped back to its original source. Waste producers will be made to feel that they can no longer shirk responsibility for proper waste treatment. On the other hand, inspections will be stepped up. The EPA does not rule out stationing inspectors within relevant sites to supervise clearance, treatment, and disposal activities.
The EPA will also perform comprehensive investigations of 160 illegal dumps containing unknown waste substances. Academic and research institutions have already been contracted to perform site investigations and hazard risk analyses.
The principles for handling future situations will be as follows: if the waste in question is general (non-hazardous) industrial waste, it must be stored in orderly facilities and prevented from collapsing. Prior to properly clearing away the waste, the owner of the land may not change the zoning (land-use) of the relevant parcel. As for hazardous industrial waste, experts will be entrusted to help local authorities properly handle the waste, thereby preventing the occurrence of secondary damage from the hazardous materials.
The EPA will also be performing sample analyses of well water within a 500 meter radius of polluted dumpsites. To identify priority areas for emergency remediation, fifty dumpsites will be initially selected for investigation, testing, and analysis. To date, comprehensive site investigations and sampling activities have been completed. Analysis and assessment work should be completed by mid-May.
Sites slated for priority cleanup and remediation will be chosen as follows:
1.Sites near wells where pollution concentrations exceed drinking water standards.
2.Sites where the surrounding air contains hazardous volatile organic gaseous compounds.
Two sites in urgent need of waste removal [clearance] are in Ping-tung and Chang-hwa Counties, respectively. Buried wastes need to be dug up and hauled away. Unfortunately, local government funding for this activity is insufficient. To enact cleanup measures in a timely manner, the EPA is seeking permission from the Executive Yuan to look into the feasibility of using monies from Taiwan’s Recycling Fund. In this case, local governments would be required to sue responsibility parties for waste clearance and handling costs. If the funds cannot be reclaimed, the EPA will petition the Executive Yuan to allocate money from the Second Reserve Fund.
To handle similar future cases, the EPA is studying whether to include articles regarding the establishment of a “fund for clearance and handling of waste of unknown origin” in future amendments to the Waste Disposal Act.
Further measures being undertaken by the EPA include the restructuring of waste management departments and reassigning personnel to bolster crucial units. Responsibility for soil pollution control issues has been move from Division 5 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management to Division 6. From now on, Division 5 will integrate and manage the permitting, operational licensing, and supervision of public and private waste clearance organizations. This Division will also handle transboundary waste movement issues and promote the establishment of final waste disposal sites. ， 欄位全文的內容是In response to recent incidents involving the illegal disposal of solid waste the EPA will list for priority control substances such as compacted ash/dust, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. If necessary, the EPA will station inspectors on-site to ensure the proper handling of these four types of hazardous waste. As for the extremely urgent need to clear away waste from two sites in Pingtung and Changhwa Counties, the EPA is considering temporarily tapping the Recycling Fund for this purpose. Internally, the EPA has added staff and adjusted waste management departments. In the future, Division 4 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management will be responsible for the management of commercial organizations. Division 5 will handle management of waste clearance firms and the transboundary movement of waste. This section will also promote development of sites for final waste disposal.
As cases of illegal waste dumping have continually occurred, and in light of the difficulty encountered in proper handling of waste, the EPA announced on March 18 a string of action plans. The EPA has decided to comprehensively review policy, set priority listings, and even modify its organizational structure in order to solve case-after-case of illegal waste dumping incidents.
First, to demonstrate the government’s resolve to strengthen management of industrial waste, the EPA has enacted priority controls on dust/ash collected from air pollution control devices, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. Discussions with relevant manufacturers have been initiated, and they have been requested to properly handle all solid waste problems.
Most of these priority listed substances have the special characteristic of being produced in large quantities by a small number of firms. As a result, a large degree of control can be achieved with minimal effort. The EPA will use a dual approach to controlling the treatment and disposal of these substances. On the one hand, the EPA will trace waste that has been illegally dumped back to its original source. Waste producers will be made to feel that they can no longer shirk responsibility for proper waste treatment. On the other hand, inspections will be stepped up. The EPA does not rule out stationing inspectors within relevant sites to supervise clearance, treatment, and disposal activities.
The EPA will also perform comprehensive investigations of 160 illegal dumps containing unknown waste substances. Academic and research institutions have already been contracted to perform site investigations and hazard risk analyses.
The principles for handling future situations will be as follows: if the waste in question is general (non-hazardous) industrial waste, it must be stored in orderly facilities and prevented from collapsing. Prior to properly clearing away the waste, the owner of the land may not change the zoning (land-use) of the relevant parcel. As for hazardous industrial waste, experts will be entrusted to help local authorities properly handle the waste, thereby preventing the occurrence of secondary damage from the hazardous materials.
The EPA will also be performing sample analyses of well water within a 500 meter radius of polluted dumpsites. To identify priority areas for emergency remediation, fifty dumpsites will be initially selected for investigation, testing, and analysis. To date, comprehensive site investigations and sampling activities have been completed. Analysis and assessment work should be completed by mid-May.
Sites slated for priority cleanup and remediation will be chosen as follows:
1.Sites near wells where pollution concentrations exceed drinking water standards.
2.Sites where the surrounding air contains hazardous volatile organic gaseous compounds.
Two sites in urgent need of waste removal [clearance] are in Ping-tung and Chang-hwa Counties, respectively. Buried wastes need to be dug up and hauled away. Unfortunately, local government funding for this activity is insufficient. To enact cleanup measures in a timely manner, the EPA is seeking permission from the Executive Yuan to look into the feasibility of using monies from Taiwan’s Recycling Fund. In this case, local governments would be required to sue responsibility parties for waste clearance and handling costs. If the funds cannot be reclaimed, the EPA will petition the Executive Yuan to allocate money from the Second Reserve Fund.
To handle similar future cases, the EPA is studying whether to include articles regarding the establishment of a “fund for clearance and handling of waste of unknown origin” in future amendments to the Waste Disposal Act.
Further measures being undertaken by the EPA include the restructuring of waste management departments and reassigning personnel to bolster crucial units. Responsibility for soil pollution control issues has been move from Division 5 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management to Division 6. From now on, Division 5 will integrate and manage the permitting, operational licensing, and supervision of public and private waste clearance organizations. This Division will also handle transboundary waste movement issues and promote the establishment of final waste disposal sites. ， 欄位年度的內容是1999 ， 欄位月份的內容是2 ， 欄位卷的內容是2 ， 欄位期的內容是11 ， 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waste ， 欄位標題2的內容是EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Management ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是V2/V2-11 。
編號
335
標題
EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Management
摘要
In response to recent incidents involving the illegal disposal of solid waste the EPA will list for priority control substances such as compacted ash/dust, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. If necessary, the EPA will station inspectors on-site to ensure the proper handling of these four types of hazardous waste. As for the extremely urgent need to clear away waste from two sites in Pingtung and Changhwa Counties, the EPA is considering temporarily tapping the Recycling Fund for this purpose. Internally, the EPA has added staff and adjusted waste management departments. In the future, Division 4 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management will be responsible for the management of commercial organizations. Division 5 will handle management of waste clearance firms and the transboundary movement of waste. This section will also promote development of sites for final waste disposal. As cases of illegal waste dumping have continually occurred, and in light of the difficulty encountered in proper handling of waste, the EPA announced on March 18 a string of action plans. The EPA has decided to comprehensively review policy, set priority listings, and even modify its organizational structure in order to solve case-after-case of illegal waste dumping incidents. First, to demonstrate the government’s resolve to strengthen management of industrial waste, the EPA has enacted priority controls on dust/ash collected from air pollution control devices, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. Discussions with relevant manufacturers have been initiated, and they have been requested to properly handle all solid waste problems. Most of these priority listed substances have the special characteristic of being produced in large quantities by a small number of firms. As a result, a large degree of control can be achieved with minimal effort. The EPA will use a dual approach to controlling the treatment and disposal of these substances. On the one hand, the EPA will trace waste that has been illegally dumped back to its original source. Waste producers will be made to feel that they can no longer shirk responsibility for proper waste treatment. On the other hand, inspections will be stepped up. The EPA does not rule out stationing inspectors within relevant sites to supervise clearance, treatment, and disposal activities. The EPA will also perform comprehensive investigations of 160 illegal dumps containing unknown waste substances. Academic and research institutions have already been contracted to perform site investigations and hazard risk analyses. The principles for handling future situations will be as follows: if the waste in question is general (non-hazardous) industrial waste, it must be stored in orderly facilities and prevented from collapsing. Prior to properly clearing away the waste, the owner of the land may not change the zoning (land-use) of the relevant parcel. As for hazardous industrial waste, experts will be entrusted to help local authorities properly handle the waste, thereby preventing the occurrence of secondary damage from the hazardous materials. The EPA will also be performing sample analyses of well water within a 500 meter radius of polluted dumpsites. To identify priority areas for emergency remediation, fifty dumpsites will be initially selected for investigation, testing, and analysis. To date, comprehensive site investigations and sampling activities have been completed. Analysis and assessment work should be completed by mid-May. Sites slated for priority cleanup and remediation will be chosen as follows: 1.Sites near wells where pollution concentrations exceed drinking water standards. 2.Sites where the surrounding air contains hazardous volatile organic gaseous compounds. Two sites in urgent need of waste removal [clearance] are in Ping-tung and Chang-hwa Counties, respectively. Buried wastes need to be dug up and hauled away. Unfortunately, local government funding for this activity is insufficient. To enact cleanup measures in a timely manner, the EPA is seeking permission from the Executive Yuan to look into the feasibility of using monies from Taiwan’s Recycling Fund. In this case, local governments would be required to sue responsibility parties for waste clearance and handling costs. If the funds cannot be reclaimed, the EPA will petition the Executive Yuan to allocate money from the Second Reserve Fund. To handle similar future cases, the EPA is studying whether to include articles regarding the establishment of a “fund for clearance and handling of waste of unknown origin” in future amendments to the Waste Disposal Act. Further measures being undertaken by the EPA include the restructuring of waste management departments and reassigning personnel to bolster crucial units. Responsibility for soil pollution control issues has been move from Division 5 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management to Division 6. From now on, Division 5 will integrate and manage the permitting, operational licensing, and supervision of public and private waste clearance organizations. This Division will also handle transboundary waste movement issues and promote the establishment of final waste disposal sites.
全文
In response to recent incidents involving the illegal disposal of solid waste the EPA will list for priority control substances such as compacted ash/dust, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. If necessary, the EPA will station inspectors on-site to ensure the proper handling of these four types of hazardous waste. As for the extremely urgent need to clear away waste from two sites in Pingtung and Changhwa Counties, the EPA is considering temporarily tapping the Recycling Fund for this purpose. Internally, the EPA has added staff and adjusted waste management departments. In the future, Division 4 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management will be responsible for the management of commercial organizations. Division 5 will handle management of waste clearance firms and the transboundary movement of waste. This section will also promote development of sites for final waste disposal. As cases of illegal waste dumping have continually occurred, and in light of the difficulty encountered in proper handling of waste, the EPA announced on March 18 a string of action plans. The EPA has decided to comprehensively review policy, set priority listings, and even modify its organizational structure in order to solve case-after-case of illegal waste dumping incidents. First, to demonstrate the government’s resolve to strengthen management of industrial waste, the EPA has enacted priority controls on dust/ash collected from air pollution control devices, oil sludge, volatile organic solvents, and medical waste. Discussions with relevant manufacturers have been initiated, and they have been requested to properly handle all solid waste problems. Most of these priority listed substances have the special characteristic of being produced in large quantities by a small number of firms. As a result, a large degree of control can be achieved with minimal effort. The EPA will use a dual approach to controlling the treatment and disposal of these substances. On the one hand, the EPA will trace waste that has been illegally dumped back to its original source. Waste producers will be made to feel that they can no longer shirk responsibility for proper waste treatment. On the other hand, inspections will be stepped up. The EPA does not rule out stationing inspectors within relevant sites to supervise clearance, treatment, and disposal activities. The EPA will also perform comprehensive investigations of 160 illegal dumps containing unknown waste substances. Academic and research institutions have already been contracted to perform site investigations and hazard risk analyses. The principles for handling future situations will be as follows: if the waste in question is general (non-hazardous) industrial waste, it must be stored in orderly facilities and prevented from collapsing. Prior to properly clearing away the waste, the owner of the land may not change the zoning (land-use) of the relevant parcel. As for hazardous industrial waste, experts will be entrusted to help local authorities properly handle the waste, thereby preventing the occurrence of secondary damage from the hazardous materials. The EPA will also be performing sample analyses of well water within a 500 meter radius of polluted dumpsites. To identify priority areas for emergency remediation, fifty dumpsites will be initially selected for investigation, testing, and analysis. To date, comprehensive site investigations and sampling activities have been completed. Analysis and assessment work should be completed by mid-May. Sites slated for priority cleanup and remediation will be chosen as follows: 1.Sites near wells where pollution concentrations exceed drinking water standards. 2.Sites where the surrounding air contains hazardous volatile organic gaseous compounds. Two sites in urgent need of waste removal [clearance] are in Ping-tung and Chang-hwa Counties, respectively. Buried wastes need to be dug up and hauled away. Unfortunately, local government funding for this activity is insufficient. To enact cleanup measures in a timely manner, the EPA is seeking permission from the Executive Yuan to look into the feasibility of using monies from Taiwan’s Recycling Fund. In this case, local governments would be required to sue responsibility parties for waste clearance and handling costs. If the funds cannot be reclaimed, the EPA will petition the Executive Yuan to allocate money from the Second Reserve Fund. To handle similar future cases, the EPA is studying whether to include articles regarding the establishment of a “fund for clearance and handling of waste of unknown origin” in future amendments to the Waste Disposal Act. Further measures being undertaken by the EPA include the restructuring of waste management departments and reassigning personnel to bolster crucial units. Responsibility for soil pollution control issues has been move from Division 5 of the Bureau of Solid Waste Management to Division 6. From now on, Division 5 will integrate and manage the permitting, operational licensing, and supervision of public and private waste clearance organizations. This Division will also handle transboundary waste movement issues and promote the establishment of final waste disposal sites.
年度
1999
月份
2
卷
2
期
11
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
waste
標題2
EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Management
檔案位置
V2/V2-11
「EPA to Strengthen Industrial Waste Managementwaste1999」所屬的資料集：「MajorEnvironmentalPolicies」的其他資料
編號：
485
標題：
Drinking Water Protection Zones Now Viewable Online
摘要：
Drinking water statutes require the delineation of protection zones for sources of drinking water.
全文：
Drinking water statutes require the delineation of protection zones for sources of drinking water.
編號：
4200
標題：
First Emergency Response Training Center for Toxic Substances in East Asia Celebrates First Annivers
摘要：
Last year, the EPA and the Ministry of Education jointly established the Southern Emergency Response
全文：
First Emergency Response Training Center for Toxic Substances in East Asia Celebrates First Annivers
編號：
3574
標題：
Amendments to Air Pollution Control Act Preannounced
摘要：
Air
Amendments to Air Pollution Control Act Preannounced
In response to environmental changes, the
全文：
Amendments to Air Pollution Control Act Preannounced
In response to environmental changes, the EPA
編號：
3532
標題：
Waste Flow Report to Be Extended to Supermarkets and Megamarkets
摘要：
Waste
Waste Flow Report to Be Extended to Supermarkets and Megamarkets
全文：
Waste Flow Report to Be Extended to Supermarkets and Megamarkets
編號：
2936
標題：
EPA Leads Greater Cooperation on Pacific Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
摘要：
GHG Reduction
EPA Leads Greater Cooperation on Pacific Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
On 24 September 2
全文：
GHG Reduction
EPA Leads Greater Cooperation on Pacific Greenhouse Gas Monitoring
On 24 September 2
編號：
563
標題：
Taiwan Contributes to Sustainable Development in Central America
摘要：
On April 26 2000 a joint conference was held by the EPA and the Inter-American Association of Sanita
全文：
On April 26 2000 a joint conference was held by the EPA and the Inter-American Association of Sanita
編號：
3695
標題：
Incentives Provided for Reporting Illegal Open-air Burning
摘要：
Air Quality
Incentives Provided for Reporting Illegal Open-air Burning
To improve air quality, the
全文：
Incentives Provided for Reporting Illegal Open-air Burning
To improve air quality, the EPA encourag
編號：
993
標題：
Revised Waste Disposal Act Enforcement Rules Drafted
摘要：
In conjunction with the revision of the Waste Disposal Act the EPA has revised the Waste Disposal Ac
全文：
In conjunction with the revision of the Waste Disposal Act the EPA has revised the Waste Disposal Ac
編號：
3570
標題：
Regulations Governing Subsidies for Scrapping Large Old Diesel Vehicles Preannounced
摘要：
Air
Regulations Governing Subsidies for Scrapping Large Old Diesel Vehicles Preannounced
全文：
Regulations Governing Subsidies for Scrapping Large Old Diesel Vehicles Preannounced
The EPA preann
編號：
1357
標題：
Government Makes Record Amount of Green Procurements
摘要：
The EPA has announced performance results in terms of green procurements made by government organiza
全文：
The EPA has announced performance results in terms of green procurements made by government organiza
編號：
987
標題：
New Vehicle Noise Inspections to Accept EU Certification
摘要：
The EPA announced on July 1 that when vehicles made in the EU apply for noise inspection certificati
全文：
The EPA announced on July 1 that when vehicles made in the EU apply for noise inspection certificati
編號：
226
標題：
Environmental Personnel Installation Regulations to Be Loosened
摘要：
On August 26 the EPA formally announced an amendment to the Dedicated Environmental Protection Unit
全文：
On August 26 the EPA formally announced an amendment to the Dedicated Environmental Protection Unit
編號：
3163
標題：
Progress in Indoor Air Quality Control
摘要：
air quality Progress in Indoor Air Quality Control
全文：
air quality Progress in Indoor Air Quality Control Over the years there has been a change in the way
編號：
301
標題：
Draft of Marine Pollution Control Act Readied
摘要：
As drafting of the Marine Pollution Control Act nears completion guidelines have been established to
全文：
As drafting of the Marine Pollution Control Act nears completion guidelines have been established to
編號：
542
標題：
EPA Steps Up Monitoring of the Effects of Sandstorms
摘要：
With the right meteorological conditions particulate matter created by severe sandstorms in Northwes
全文：
With the right meteorological conditions particulate matter created by severe sandstorms in Northwes
編號：
4160
標題：
Students Welcomed to Participate in 2022 Air Quality Knowledge, Action and Innovation Competition
摘要：
Air
Students Welcomed to Participate in 2022 Air Quality Knowledge, Action and Innovation Competitio
全文：
High school and college students are invited to participate in this year's competition in teams of t
編號：
3690
標題：
Scope of Environmental Impact Assessments and Standards for Determining Specific Assessment Items Am
摘要：
Env. Impact Assessment
Scope of Environmental Impact Assessments and Standards for Determining Speci
全文：
Scope of Environmental Impact Assessments and Standards for Determining Specific Assessment Items Am
編號：
4089
標題：
Buffet and Lunch Box Stores Obligated to Set Up Paper Tableware Recycling Facilities after October 1
摘要：
recycling
Buffet and Lunch Box Stores Obligated to Set Up Paper Tableware Recycling Facilities after
全文：
The EPA noted that after the new regulations became effective, buffet and lunch box stores must have
編號：
4256
標題：
Draft Revisions of Air Pollution Control Regulations for Semiconductor Industry Preannounced
摘要：
全文：
編號：
3300
標題：
Scientific Applications for Marine Pollution Control and Emergency Response
摘要：
Water Scientific Applications for Marine Pollution Control and Emergency Response
全文：
Scientific Applications for Marine Pollution Control and Emergency Response
編號：
3598
標題：
EPA Aims for a Clean Sustainable Future on Its Thirtieth Anniversary
摘要：
General Policy
EPA Aims for a Clean Sustainable Future on Its Thirtieth Anniversary
The EPA celebrat
全文：
EPA Aims for a Clean Sustainable Future on Its Thirtieth Anniversary
The EPA celebrated its thirtiet
編號：
2051
標題：
Taiwan Protests UN Basel Convention Lockout
摘要：
Waste Management
Tai
全文：
Waste Management
Tai
編號：
699
標題：
Feature Article: Sustainable Development of Green Silicon Island Main Theme of Premier Chang's Admi
摘要：
Executive Yuan Premier Chang Chun-hsiung's administrative report of June 20 contained the heading "T
全文：
Executive Yuan Premier Chang Chun-hsiung's administrative report of June 20 contained the heading "T
編號：
245
標題：
EPA Proposes Revision to Air Act Amendment
摘要：
The Legislative Yuan (LY) recently completed a First Reading on a proposed amendment to the Air Poll
全文：
The Legislative Yuan (LY) recently completed a First Reading on a proposed amendment to the Air Poll
編號：
3414
標題：
Cleanup of TS Taipei Oil Spill
摘要：
Water
Cleanup of TS Taipei Oil Spill
全文：
Cleanup of TS Taipei Oil Spill
On 10 March 2016, the Taiwan-registered container ship, the TS Taipei
編號：
3769
標題：
Bring Your Own Cup While Enjoying a Plastic-free, Low-carbon Xiaoliuqiu
摘要：
Environmetal Sanitation
Bring Your Own Cup While Enjoying a Plastic-free, Low-carbon Xiaoliuqiu
The
全文：
Bring Your Own Cup While Enjoying a Plastic-free, Low-carbon Xiaoliuqiu
The EPA and the Pingtung Co
編號：
288
標題：
EPA Disagrees with "Gradual Decay" of Former RCA Contamination
摘要：
Having completed remediation of contaminated soil at the former RCA site in Taoyuan the current owne
全文：
Having completed remediation of contaminated soil at the former RCA site in Taoyuan the current owne
編號：
3589
標題：
EPA to Manage Electronic Certification System for HCFC Imports and Exports as of 2018
摘要：
Air
全文：
EPA to Manage Electronic Certification System for HCFC Imports and Exports as of 2018
The EPA has st
編號：
3697
標題：
Over 26,000 People Join Beach Cleanups to Celebrate Earth Day
摘要：
Env. Sanitation
Over 26,000 People Join Beach Cleanups to Celebrate Earth Day
Enterprises, civic
全文：
Over 26,000 People Join Beach Cleanups to Celebrate Earth Day
Enterprises, civic groups, and gove
編號：
185
標題：
R.O.C. and Canada Initiate Mutual Recognition of Eco-label Schemes
摘要：
Following Canada's lead the EPA's Eco-label Review Committee recently passed jointly developed draft
全文：
Following Canada's lead the EPA's Eco-label Review Committee recently passed jointly developed draft
行政院環境保護署 的其他資料集
空氣污染防制區劃分結果
2年更新,194柏小姐 | 02-23712121#6106 | 2022-01-14 01:05:04
行政院環境保護署環保專案摘要資料_水質保護
不定期更新更新,191郭先生 | 02-2311-7722 EXT.2399 | 2022-01-15 01:13:33
行政院環境保護署新竹縣水量水質自動監測連線傳輸監測紀錄值即時資料集
不定期更新更新,53程先生 | 02-2311-7722#2833 | 2023-08-09 01:04:14
行政院環境保護署空氣品質小時值_臺南市_善化站
每1時更新,422陳先生 | 02-2311-7722#2386 | 2023-08-02 00:57:46
行政院環境保護署空氣品質小時值_臺北市_士林站
每1時更新,307陳先生 | 02-2311-7722#2386 | 2023-08-02 00:58:14
行政院環境保護署
全國場址新增列管及解列統計表
不定期更新更新,149賴小姐 | 02-2383-2389#8102 | 2022-01-15 01:12:12
行政院環境保護署環境教育終身學習有效護照人數
每季更新更新,63李小姐 | 02-23117722#2724 | 2022-01-15 01:10:48
行政院環境保護署噪音稽查次數
每年更新更新,130謝小姐 | 02-23117722#2103 | 2022-01-14 01:22:41
行政院環境保護署環保專案摘要資料_國際性議題
不定期更新更新,94郭先生 | 02-2311-7722 EXT.2399 | 2022-01-15 01:13:45
行政院環境保護署連江縣重要環保統計資料
每1月更新,203顏先生 | 02-23117722#2109 | 2023-08-07 00:59:56
行政院環境保護署
補助地方設置巨大廢棄物回收再利用廠一覽
不定期更新更新,57林小姐 | 04-22521718#53511 | 2023-08-07 00:59:54
行政院環境保護署環境教育(行政)人員(學歷)認證申請書
不定期更新更新,60盧小姐 | (03)4020789分機606 | 2023-08-09 01:05:31
行政院環境保護署EPQSummary_SoilAndGroundwater
不定期更新更新,280郭先生 | 02-2311-7722 EXT.2399 | 2022-01-15 01:13:52
行政院環境保護署事業廢棄物申報統計
每1年更新,165顏先生 | 02-23117722#2109 | 2023-07-30 01:00:57
行政院環境保護署環保專案摘要資料
每月更新,174郭先生 | 02-2311-7722#2399 | 2022-01-15 01:13:31
行政院環境保護署
底泥申報單位數量
不定期更新更新,64張小姐 | 02-2383-2389 #8401 | 2023-07-27 01:03:37
行政院環境保護署歷年環保署農地全國重金屬污染潛勢管制及調查計畫2期
不定期更新更新,200謝先生 | (02)23832389*8302 | 2022-01-14 01:20:26
行政院環境保護署環境教育設施場所認證申請書
不定期更新,47蘇小姐 | (03)4020789分機669 | 2022-01-15 01:11:00
行政院環境保護署南科樹谷環境監測資料
不定期更新更新,50陳先生 | 04-22521718#51207 | 2022-01-14 01:22:03
行政院環境保護署空氣品質小時值_苗栗縣_頭份站
每1時更新,263陳先生 | 02-2311-7722#2386 | 2023-08-02 00:58:03
行政院環境保護署
貨品通關事前聲明確認作業指引
不定期更新,60金先生 | 23257399＃55315 | 2022-01-14 01:22:20
行政院環境保護署場址勘查紀錄表
不定期更新更新,210賴小姐 | 02-2383-2389#8102 | 2022-01-15 01:12:17
行政院環境保護署環境用藥製造業地理資料
不定期更新更新,58王小姐 | 02-2325-7399#55413 | 2022-01-15 01:10:37
行政院環境保護署符合噪音管制標準車輛-進口柴油引擎車
不定期更新更新,243林先生 | 02-23712121-6403 | 2022-01-14 01:18:58
行政院環境保護署廠商獲頒產品數統計(第二類)
每季更新更新,62孫小姐 | 02-23117722#2926 | 2022-01-14 01:17:49
行政院環境保護署
環保標章產品審查通過及有效數資料(第一類)
每季更新更新,181孫小姐 | 02-23117722#2926 | 2022-01-14 01:17:21
行政院環境保護署土壤及地下水污染場址列管概況
每1年更新,190顏先生 | 02-23117722#2109 | 2023-07-30 01:01:02
行政院環境保護署空氣污染實收罰鍰
每年更新更新,202謝小姐 | 02-23117722#2103 | 2022-01-14 01:22:40
行政院環境保護署0800資源回收免費專線-一般件問題查詢廢電子電器統計
每1年更新,54莊先生 | 02-23705888#3108 | 2023-07-27 01:00:02
行政院環境保護署建檔公廁明細-臺中市
不定期更新更新,169賴先生 | 04-2252-1718#53686 | 2023-07-27 01:01:56
行政院環境保護署