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「Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underwaywaste2000」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476 ， 欄位標題的內容是Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway ， 欄位摘要的內容是The EPA has set sales targets of electric motorbikes (e-bikes) for various county and city governments and estimates that by the end of the year sales of e-bikes will reach 7,600. Five local governments have already reached goals for this FY, and 5,261 e-bikes have already been registered. A number of local governments have also offered independent subsidies in hopes of meeting targets.
Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway
To alleviate the problems of excessive plastic bag usage, the EPA has promoted R&D on bag material substitutes, sought modification of consumer behavior, and strengthened regulatory controls. In addition to working with large retail outlets to develop express lines for shoppers using their own bags, the EPA has also contracted consulting firms to draft effective control measures, which should be completed by the end of this year.
The rapid development of Taiwan’s petrochemical industry and the public’s emphasis on convenience have led to large quantities of plastic bags being consumed on a daily basis. Statistics indicate that in 1997, 227,000 tons of plastic bags were produced and, roughly speaking, nearly 3 billion plastic bags were used. These numbers suggest that plastic bag usage has created a very large environmental burden.
The EPA stated that because plastic materials do not easily degrade they are harmful to the environment and greatly complicate waste management efforts. To encourage the general public to reduce plastic bag usage rates, the EPA’s Bureau of Solid Waste Management has announced plans to promote R&D of replacement materials, modify consumer behavior, and strengthen regulatory controls.
In the area of material substitution, many people have over recent years indicated a strong interest in developing biodegradable plastics. The EPA hopes that these more environmentally friendly materials will come to replace the plastics that are currently use to make bags. This switch should reduce the total amount of plastic consumed and lighten the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags. These new plastics can be divided into partially degradable and completely biodegradable plastics. The former type of plastic cannot be considered fully degradable because portions of the bag never break down. Fully biodegradable plastic, on the other hand, is composed of polymers secreted by microorganisms and can be broken down from macromolecules into smaller units which are then decomposed by microorganisms. The resulting by-products are only CO2 and water.
Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that even though technical breakthroughs have yet to be made in the production of fully biodegradable plastics, their ability to decompose quickly in the environment merits their widespread use, especially in the agricultural sector. Prior to the technology becoming mature, the EPA will encourage, rather than mandate, the use of fully biodegradable plastics. One promotion method will be to open an eco-label category for products that use such plastics.
As for encouraging consumers to use fewer plastic bags, the EPA has been cooperating with the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation and the Conservation Mothers Foundation to develop “bring your own bag” activities in supermarkets and hyper-marts. Discussions with these firms have focused on providing express checkout service and price discounts for consumers that use their own bags for shopping. The EPA hopes that this type of voluntary program will strengthen promotional efforts and encourage consumers to use fewer plastic bags.
Another approach will be to take regulatory action. The EPA has indicated that should future studies reveal the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags too great, it has the authority under the Waste Disposal Act to enact regulatory controls. Section 7 of Article 10.1 of the Act states that “if products or their packaging or containers are suspected to result in serious environmental impacts, the Central Competent Authority [EPA] may announce prohibitions or restrictions on the manufacture, import, or sale of such items.” The EPA will also be looking into prohibiting retailers over a certain scale from offering plastic bags free of charge to consumers. In this case, consumers desiring to use a plastic bag would have to separately purchase the bag. This approach would be in line with the “polluter pays principle” and should reduce plastic bag usage rates. Because the legal basis for this regulatory requirement is disputable, however, its implementation will likely be dependent on establishment of the planned Resource Recycling and Reuse Act.
To draft a regulatory control strategy and, in the meantime, to understand plastic bag usage controls internationally, the EPA has contracted the Plastics Industry Technology Development Center to research a “Plastic Bag Management and Control Plan.” The plan is to include collection and analysis of basic data on plastic bags, an in depth study of the most suitable means for clearing and disposing of plastic bags, and forecasts of plastic bag production rates. The plan will further include feasibility studies of recycling and disposal measures and cost-benefit analyses of disposal and recycling measures. Relevant data from industrialized nations will also be collected, with attention given to the circumstances of plastic bag usage, related regulations, recycling and disposal implementation methods, and the status of plastic bag substitutes.
Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that an initial draft of the aforementioned plan should be completed by September of this year. It is likely that possible control measures will be discussed with concerned parties prior to the end of the year. ， 欄位全文的內容是The EPA has set sales targets of electric motorbikes (e-bikes) for various county and city governments and estimates that by the end of the year sales of e-bikes will reach 7,600. Five local governments have already reached goals for this FY, and 5,261 e-bikes have already been registered. A number of local governments have also offered independent subsidies in hopes of meeting targets.
Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway
To alleviate the problems of excessive plastic bag usage, the EPA has promoted R&D on bag material substitutes, sought modification of consumer behavior, and strengthened regulatory controls. In addition to working with large retail outlets to develop express lines for shoppers using their own bags, the EPA has also contracted consulting firms to draft effective control measures, which should be completed by the end of this year.
The rapid development of Taiwan’s petrochemical industry and the public’s emphasis on convenience have led to large quantities of plastic bags being consumed on a daily basis. Statistics indicate that in 1997, 227,000 tons of plastic bags were produced and, roughly speaking, nearly 3 billion plastic bags were used. These numbers suggest that plastic bag usage has created a very large environmental burden.
The EPA stated that because plastic materials do not easily degrade they are harmful to the environment and greatly complicate waste management efforts. To encourage the general public to reduce plastic bag usage rates, the EPA’s Bureau of Solid Waste Management has announced plans to promote R&D of replacement materials, modify consumer behavior, and strengthen regulatory controls.
In the area of material substitution, many people have over recent years indicated a strong interest in developing biodegradable plastics. The EPA hopes that these more environmentally friendly materials will come to replace the plastics that are currently use to make bags. This switch should reduce the total amount of plastic consumed and lighten the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags. These new plastics can be divided into partially degradable and completely biodegradable plastics. The former type of plastic cannot be considered fully degradable because portions of the bag never break down. Fully biodegradable plastic, on the other hand, is composed of polymers secreted by microorganisms and can be broken down from macromolecules into smaller units which are then decomposed by microorganisms. The resulting by-products are only CO2 and water.
Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that even though technical breakthroughs have yet to be made in the production of fully biodegradable plastics, their ability to decompose quickly in the environment merits their widespread use, especially in the agricultural sector. Prior to the technology becoming mature, the EPA will encourage, rather than mandate, the use of fully biodegradable plastics. One promotion method will be to open an eco-label category for products that use such plastics.
As for encouraging consumers to use fewer plastic bags, the EPA has been cooperating with the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation and the Conservation Mothers Foundation to develop “bring your own bag” activities in supermarkets and hyper-marts. Discussions with these firms have focused on providing express checkout service and price discounts for consumers that use their own bags for shopping. The EPA hopes that this type of voluntary program will strengthen promotional efforts and encourage consumers to use fewer plastic bags.
Another approach will be to take regulatory action. The EPA has indicated that should future studies reveal the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags too great, it has the authority under the Waste Disposal Act to enact regulatory controls. Section 7 of Article 10.1 of the Act states that “if products or their packaging or containers are suspected to result in serious environmental impacts, the Central Competent Authority [EPA] may announce prohibitions or restrictions on the manufacture, import, or sale of such items.” The EPA will also be looking into prohibiting retailers over a certain scale from offering plastic bags free of charge to consumers. In this case, consumers desiring to use a plastic bag would have to separately purchase the bag. This approach would be in line with the “polluter pays principle” and should reduce plastic bag usage rates. Because the legal basis for this regulatory requirement is disputable, however, its implementation will likely be dependent on establishment of the planned Resource Recycling and Reuse Act.
The EPA has set sales targets of electric motorbikes (e-bikes) for various county and city governments, and estimates that by the end of the year sales of e-bikes will reach 7,600. Five local governments have already reached goals for this FY, and 5,261 e-bikes have already been registered. A number of local governments have also offered independent subsidies in hopes of meeting targets.
Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway
To alleviate the problems of excessive plastic bag usage, the EPA has promoted R&D on bag material substitutes, sought modification of consumer behavior, and strengthened regulatory controls. In addition to working with large retail outlets to develop express lines for shoppers using their own bags, the EPA has also contracted consulting firms to draft effective control measures, which should be completed by the end of this year.
The rapid development of Taiwan’s petrochemical industry and the public’s emphasis on convenience have led to large quantities of plastic bags being consumed on a daily basis. Statistics indicate that in 1997, 227,000 tons of plastic bags were produced and, roughly speaking, nearly 3 billion plastic bags were used. These numbers suggest that plastic bag usage has created a very large environmental burden.
The EPA stated that because plastic materials do not easily degrade they are harmful to the environment and greatly complicate waste management efforts. To encourage the general public to reduce plastic bag usage rates, the EPA’s Bureau of Solid Waste Management has announced plans to promote R&D of replacement materials, modify consumer behavior, and strengthen regulatory controls.
In the area of material substitution, many people have over recent years indicated a strong interest in developing biodegradable plastics. The EPA hopes that these more environmentally friendly materials will come to replace the plastics that are currently use to make bags. This switch should reduce the total amount of plastic consumed and lighten the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags. These new plastics can be divided into partially degradable and completely biodegradable plastics. The former type of plastic cannot be considered fully degradable because portions of the bag never break down. Fully biodegradable plastic, on the other hand, is composed of polymers secreted by microorganisms and can be broken down from macromolecules into smaller units which are then decomposed by microorganisms. The resulting by-products are only CO2 and water.
Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that even though technical breakthroughs have yet to be made in the production of fully biodegradable plastics, their ability to decompose quickly in the environment merits their widespread use, especially in the agricultural sector. Prior to the technology becoming mature, the EPA will encourage, rather than mandate, the use of fully biodegradable plastics. One promotion method will be to open an eco-label category for products that use such plastics.
As for encouraging consumers to use fewer plastic bags, the EPA has been cooperating with the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation and the Conservation Mothers Foundation to develop “bring your own bag” activities in supermarkets and hyper-marts. Discussions with these firms have focused on providing express checkout service and price discounts for consumers that use their own bags for shopping. The EPA hopes that this type of voluntary program will strengthen promotional efforts and encourage consumers to use fewer plastic bags.
Another approach will be to take regulatory action. The EPA has indicated that should future studies reveal the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags too great, it has the authority under the Waste Disposal Act to enact regulatory controls. Section 7 of Article 10.1 of the Act states that “if products or their packaging or containers are suspected to result in serious environmental impacts, the Central Competent Authority [EPA] may announce prohibitions or restrictions on the manufacture, import, or sale of such items.” The EPA will also be looking into prohibiting retailers over a certain scale from offering plastic bags free of charge to consumers. In this case, consumers desiring to use a plastic bag would have to separately purchase the bag. This approach would be in line with the “polluter pays principle” and should reduce plastic bag usage rates. Because the legal basis for this regulatory requirement is disputable, however, its implementation will likely be dependent on establishment of the planned Resource Recycling and Reuse Act.
To draft a regulatory control strategy and, in the meantime, to understand plastic bag usage controls internationally, the EPA has contracted the Plastics Industry Technology Development Center to research a “Plastic Bag Management and Control Plan.” The plan is to include collection and analysis of basic data on plastic bags, an in depth study of the most suitable means for clearing and disposing of plastic bags, and forecasts of plastic bag production rates. The plan will further include feasibility studies of recycling and disposal measures and cost-benefit analyses of disposal and recycling measures. Relevant data from industrialized nations will also be collected, with attention given to the circumstances of plastic bag usage, related regulations, recycling and disposal implementation methods, and the status of plastic bag substitutes.
Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that an initial draft of the aforementioned plan should be completed by September of this year. It is likely that possible control measures will be discussed with concerned parties prior to the end of the year. ， 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7 ， 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Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是print/V3/V3-07 。
編號
476
標題
Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway
摘要
The EPA has set sales targets of electric motorbikes (e-bikes) for various county and city governments and estimates that by the end of the year sales of e-bikes will reach 7,600. Five local governments have already reached goals for this FY, and 5,261 e-bikes have already been registered. A number of local governments have also offered independent subsidies in hopes of meeting targets. Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway To alleviate the problems of excessive plastic bag usage, the EPA has promoted R&D on bag material substitutes, sought modification of consumer behavior, and strengthened regulatory controls. In addition to working with large retail outlets to develop express lines for shoppers using their own bags, the EPA has also contracted consulting firms to draft effective control measures, which should be completed by the end of this year. The rapid development of Taiwan’s petrochemical industry and the public’s emphasis on convenience have led to large quantities of plastic bags being consumed on a daily basis. Statistics indicate that in 1997, 227,000 tons of plastic bags were produced and, roughly speaking, nearly 3 billion plastic bags were used. These numbers suggest that plastic bag usage has created a very large environmental burden. The EPA stated that because plastic materials do not easily degrade they are harmful to the environment and greatly complicate waste management efforts. To encourage the general public to reduce plastic bag usage rates, the EPA’s Bureau of Solid Waste Management has announced plans to promote R&D of replacement materials, modify consumer behavior, and strengthen regulatory controls. In the area of material substitution, many people have over recent years indicated a strong interest in developing biodegradable plastics. The EPA hopes that these more environmentally friendly materials will come to replace the plastics that are currently use to make bags. This switch should reduce the total amount of plastic consumed and lighten the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags. These new plastics can be divided into partially degradable and completely biodegradable plastics. The former type of plastic cannot be considered fully degradable because portions of the bag never break down. Fully biodegradable plastic, on the other hand, is composed of polymers secreted by microorganisms and can be broken down from macromolecules into smaller units which are then decomposed by microorganisms. The resulting by-products are only CO2 and water. Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that even though technical breakthroughs have yet to be made in the production of fully biodegradable plastics, their ability to decompose quickly in the environment merits their widespread use, especially in the agricultural sector. Prior to the technology becoming mature, the EPA will encourage, rather than mandate, the use of fully biodegradable plastics. One promotion method will be to open an eco-label category for products that use such plastics. As for encouraging consumers to use fewer plastic bags, the EPA has been cooperating with the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation and the Conservation Mothers Foundation to develop “bring your own bag” activities in supermarkets and hyper-marts. Discussions with these firms have focused on providing express checkout service and price discounts for consumers that use their own bags for shopping. The EPA hopes that this type of voluntary program will strengthen promotional efforts and encourage consumers to use fewer plastic bags. Another approach will be to take regulatory action. The EPA has indicated that should future studies reveal the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags too great, it has the authority under the Waste Disposal Act to enact regulatory controls. Section 7 of Article 10.1 of the Act states that “if products or their packaging or containers are suspected to result in serious environmental impacts, the Central Competent Authority [EPA] may announce prohibitions or restrictions on the manufacture, import, or sale of such items.” The EPA will also be looking into prohibiting retailers over a certain scale from offering plastic bags free of charge to consumers. In this case, consumers desiring to use a plastic bag would have to separately purchase the bag. This approach would be in line with the “polluter pays principle” and should reduce plastic bag usage rates. Because the legal basis for this regulatory requirement is disputable, however, its implementation will likely be dependent on establishment of the planned Resource Recycling and Reuse Act. To draft a regulatory control strategy and, in the meantime, to understand plastic bag usage controls internationally, the EPA has contracted the Plastics Industry Technology Development Center to research a “Plastic Bag Management and Control Plan.” The plan is to include collection and analysis of basic data on plastic bags, an in depth study of the most suitable means for clearing and disposing of plastic bags, and forecasts of plastic bag production rates. The plan will further include feasibility studies of recycling and disposal measures and cost-benefit analyses of disposal and recycling measures. Relevant data from industrialized nations will also be collected, with attention given to the circumstances of plastic bag usage, related regulations, recycling and disposal implementation methods, and the status of plastic bag substitutes. Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that an initial draft of the aforementioned plan should be completed by September of this year. It is likely that possible control measures will be discussed with concerned parties prior to the end of the year.
全文
The EPA has set sales targets of electric motorbikes (e-bikes) for various county and city governments and estimates that by the end of the year sales of e-bikes will reach 7,600. Five local governments have already reached goals for this FY, and 5,261 e-bikes have already been registered. A number of local governments have also offered independent subsidies in hopes of meeting targets. Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway To alleviate the problems of excessive plastic bag usage, the EPA has promoted R&D on bag material substitutes, sought modification of consumer behavior, and strengthened regulatory controls. In addition to working with large retail outlets to develop express lines for shoppers using their own bags, the EPA has also contracted consulting firms to draft effective control measures, which should be completed by the end of this year. The rapid development of Taiwan’s petrochemical industry and the public’s emphasis on convenience have led to large quantities of plastic bags being consumed on a daily basis. Statistics indicate that in 1997, 227,000 tons of plastic bags were produced and, roughly speaking, nearly 3 billion plastic bags were used. These numbers suggest that plastic bag usage has created a very large environmental burden. The EPA stated that because plastic materials do not easily degrade they are harmful to the environment and greatly complicate waste management efforts. To encourage the general public to reduce plastic bag usage rates, the EPA’s Bureau of Solid Waste Management has announced plans to promote R&D of replacement materials, modify consumer behavior, and strengthen regulatory controls. In the area of material substitution, many people have over recent years indicated a strong interest in developing biodegradable plastics. The EPA hopes that these more environmentally friendly materials will come to replace the plastics that are currently use to make bags. This switch should reduce the total amount of plastic consumed and lighten the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags. These new plastics can be divided into partially degradable and completely biodegradable plastics. The former type of plastic cannot be considered fully degradable because portions of the bag never break down. Fully biodegradable plastic, on the other hand, is composed of polymers secreted by microorganisms and can be broken down from macromolecules into smaller units which are then decomposed by microorganisms. The resulting by-products are only CO2 and water. Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that even though technical breakthroughs have yet to be made in the production of fully biodegradable plastics, their ability to decompose quickly in the environment merits their widespread use, especially in the agricultural sector. Prior to the technology becoming mature, the EPA will encourage, rather than mandate, the use of fully biodegradable plastics. One promotion method will be to open an eco-label category for products that use such plastics. As for encouraging consumers to use fewer plastic bags, the EPA has been cooperating with the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation and the Conservation Mothers Foundation to develop “bring your own bag” activities in supermarkets and hyper-marts. Discussions with these firms have focused on providing express checkout service and price discounts for consumers that use their own bags for shopping. The EPA hopes that this type of voluntary program will strengthen promotional efforts and encourage consumers to use fewer plastic bags. Another approach will be to take regulatory action. The EPA has indicated that should future studies reveal the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags too great, it has the authority under the Waste Disposal Act to enact regulatory controls. Section 7 of Article 10.1 of the Act states that “if products or their packaging or containers are suspected to result in serious environmental impacts, the Central Competent Authority [EPA] may announce prohibitions or restrictions on the manufacture, import, or sale of such items.” The EPA will also be looking into prohibiting retailers over a certain scale from offering plastic bags free of charge to consumers. In this case, consumers desiring to use a plastic bag would have to separately purchase the bag. This approach would be in line with the “polluter pays principle” and should reduce plastic bag usage rates. Because the legal basis for this regulatory requirement is disputable, however, its implementation will likely be dependent on establishment of the planned Resource Recycling and Reuse Act. The EPA has set sales targets of electric motorbikes (e-bikes) for various county and city governments, and estimates that by the end of the year sales of e-bikes will reach 7,600. Five local governments have already reached goals for this FY, and 5,261 e-bikes have already been registered. A number of local governments have also offered independent subsidies in hopes of meeting targets. Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway To alleviate the problems of excessive plastic bag usage, the EPA has promoted R&D on bag material substitutes, sought modification of consumer behavior, and strengthened regulatory controls. In addition to working with large retail outlets to develop express lines for shoppers using their own bags, the EPA has also contracted consulting firms to draft effective control measures, which should be completed by the end of this year. The rapid development of Taiwan’s petrochemical industry and the public’s emphasis on convenience have led to large quantities of plastic bags being consumed on a daily basis. Statistics indicate that in 1997, 227,000 tons of plastic bags were produced and, roughly speaking, nearly 3 billion plastic bags were used. These numbers suggest that plastic bag usage has created a very large environmental burden. The EPA stated that because plastic materials do not easily degrade they are harmful to the environment and greatly complicate waste management efforts. To encourage the general public to reduce plastic bag usage rates, the EPA’s Bureau of Solid Waste Management has announced plans to promote R&D of replacement materials, modify consumer behavior, and strengthen regulatory controls. In the area of material substitution, many people have over recent years indicated a strong interest in developing biodegradable plastics. The EPA hopes that these more environmentally friendly materials will come to replace the plastics that are currently use to make bags. This switch should reduce the total amount of plastic consumed and lighten the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags. These new plastics can be divided into partially degradable and completely biodegradable plastics. The former type of plastic cannot be considered fully degradable because portions of the bag never break down. Fully biodegradable plastic, on the other hand, is composed of polymers secreted by microorganisms and can be broken down from macromolecules into smaller units which are then decomposed by microorganisms. The resulting by-products are only CO2 and water. Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that even though technical breakthroughs have yet to be made in the production of fully biodegradable plastics, their ability to decompose quickly in the environment merits their widespread use, especially in the agricultural sector. Prior to the technology becoming mature, the EPA will encourage, rather than mandate, the use of fully biodegradable plastics. One promotion method will be to open an eco-label category for products that use such plastics. As for encouraging consumers to use fewer plastic bags, the EPA has been cooperating with the Environmental Quality Protection Foundation and the Conservation Mothers Foundation to develop “bring your own bag” activities in supermarkets and hyper-marts. Discussions with these firms have focused on providing express checkout service and price discounts for consumers that use their own bags for shopping. The EPA hopes that this type of voluntary program will strengthen promotional efforts and encourage consumers to use fewer plastic bags. Another approach will be to take regulatory action. The EPA has indicated that should future studies reveal the environmental impact of disposed plastic bags too great, it has the authority under the Waste Disposal Act to enact regulatory controls. Section 7 of Article 10.1 of the Act states that “if products or their packaging or containers are suspected to result in serious environmental impacts, the Central Competent Authority [EPA] may announce prohibitions or restrictions on the manufacture, import, or sale of such items.” The EPA will also be looking into prohibiting retailers over a certain scale from offering plastic bags free of charge to consumers. In this case, consumers desiring to use a plastic bag would have to separately purchase the bag. This approach would be in line with the “polluter pays principle” and should reduce plastic bag usage rates. Because the legal basis for this regulatory requirement is disputable, however, its implementation will likely be dependent on establishment of the planned Resource Recycling and Reuse Act. To draft a regulatory control strategy and, in the meantime, to understand plastic bag usage controls internationally, the EPA has contracted the Plastics Industry Technology Development Center to research a “Plastic Bag Management and Control Plan.” The plan is to include collection and analysis of basic data on plastic bags, an in depth study of the most suitable means for clearing and disposing of plastic bags, and forecasts of plastic bag production rates. The plan will further include feasibility studies of recycling and disposal measures and cost-benefit analyses of disposal and recycling measures. Relevant data from industrialized nations will also be collected, with attention given to the circumstances of plastic bag usage, related regulations, recycling and disposal implementation methods, and the status of plastic bag substitutes. Solid Waste Bureau officials have indicated that an initial draft of the aforementioned plan should be completed by September of this year. It is likely that possible control measures will be discussed with concerned parties prior to the end of the year.
年度
2000
月份
3
卷
3
期
7
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
waste
標題2
Measures to Reduce Plastic Bag Use Underway
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print/V3/V3-07
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As part of the effort to prevent toxic release disasters from occurring the EPA plans to cooperate w
編號：
450
標題：
Tighter Controls for Heavy Metals in Dry-cell Batteries
摘要：
Beginning next year the EPA plans to either prohibit sales or double recycling fees for all batterie
全文：
Beginning next year the EPA plans to either prohibit sales or double recycling fees for all batterie
編號：
205
標題：
Controls on General Waste Recyclers to be Relaxed
摘要：
On August 5 the EPA formally announced an amendment to a portion of articles in the Public and Priva
全文：
On August 5 the EPA formally announced an amendment to a portion of articles in the Public and Priva
編號：
888
標題：
Hau: Restrictions on Plastic Bags and Disposable Dishes “Imperative”
摘要：
Despite previous postponements the EPA has finally set July 1st as the date for initiating the first
全文：
Despite previous postponements the EPA has finally set July 1st as the date for initiating the first
編號：
130
標題：
EPA to Provide Dioxin Testing Technology Assistance
摘要：
Air Quality Once twenty-one publicly constructed incinerators and the first group of privately cons
全文：
Air Quality Once twenty-one publicly constructed incinerators and the first group of privately cons
編號：
98
標題：
Enforcement Rules for Environmental Agents Control Act Submitted to Executive Yuan
摘要：
Toxic Substancet On January 9 1998, a draft version of the Environmental Agents Control Act Enforce
全文：
Toxic Substance Management On January 9 1998, a draft version of the Environmental Agents Control A
編號：
966
標題：
Asia Chemical Given Air Pollution Reduction Award
摘要：
The EPA bestowed an award worth more than NT$11 million to the Asia Chemical Co. Inc. (亞洲化學股份有限公司) t
全文：
The EPA bestowed an award worth more than NT$11 million to the Asia Chemical Co. Inc. (亞洲化學股份有限公司) t
編號：
869
標題：
Old Motorbike Replacement Subsidies Aim to Reduce Air Pollution
摘要：
The EPA as part of its efforts to reduce air pollution, announced the most up-to-date Old Motorbike
全文：
The EPA as part of its efforts to reduce air pollution, announced the most up-to-date Old Motorbike
編號：
293
標題：
Industrial Park Wastewater Controls to Be Tightened
摘要：
The EPA is drafting six major strategies to broadly strengthen controls on effluent emitted from fac
全文：
The EPA is drafting six major strategies to broadly strengthen controls on effluent emitted from fac
編號：
107
標題：
Amendments to Surface Water Classification and Water Quality Standards Announced
摘要：
Water Quality The Surface Water Classification and Water Quality Standards were formally announced
全文：
Water Quality The Surface Water Classification and Water Quality Standards were formally announced
編號：
48
標題：
Regulations Governing Incinerator Privatization Amended
摘要：
Waste Management To provide county and city level governments in Taiwan with the legal guidelines f
全文：
Waste Management To provide county and city level governments in Taiwan with the legal guidelines f
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