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Implications of Doha Climate Conference on Taiwan's Policy Direction
The UN Doha Climate Change Conference concluded on 8 December 2012 in Doha Qatar, and a delegation from Taiwan was in attendance. The main outcome of the conference – the Doha Climate Gateway – will influence Taiwan's future climate change policies in a number of ways. These include the development and integration of multi-track greenhouse gas reduction mechanisms, the formulation of proposals in line with international trends, and the strengthening and promotion of climate change education, training, and public awareness.
The UNFCCC COP18/CMP8, which finished in Qatar on 8 December 2012, saw over 11,000 delegates from 189 nations – including government and media representatives, and observers – crowding into the main hall to attend negotiations on reduction commitments and climate change responses in the post-Kyoto period.
The Doha Climate Gateway: A Continuation of the Kyoto Protocol
Although a number of groups from around the world expressed dissatisfaction with the final agreements, further political consultations and negotiations were able to break the deadlock, and the Doha Climate Gateway was eventually accepted, albeit with some reservations. This agreement is basically a continuation of the Kyoto Protocol that keeps in place the original management framework and administration. In fact, keeping intact the only existing global greenhouse gas emissions reduction treaty was, in itself, no mean feat.
At the conference, each of the participating nations agreed to start a new Kyoto Protocol commitment period and also to adopt a new global climate treaty before 2015. They also agreed to build a new mechanism that will facilitate the adoption of a greater variety of methods for getting financial and technological assistance to developing countries. Governments were also urged to take swift action and use the Doha Climate Gateway to instigate climate change mitigation projects in the hope of limiting the global temperature rise to within the current target of 2°C. The delegates also emphasized that participants in the UN climate change consultations and negotiations should be more conscientious about adopting specific methods and policies to reduce emissions.
The Doha conference adopted 26 COP18 and 13 CMP8 decisions. Some of the issues covered by the decisions include future timelines for consultations and negotiations on new global climate change response agreements; financial mechanisms for the Green Climate Fund; technology transfers; adaptation; forestation and reduction of deforestation; new market mechanisms; and carbon capture and storage. The second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol was fixed as 2013-2020, and three of the Kyoto Protocol's market mechanisms will continue to be used: Emissions Trading, Joint Implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism. This will encourage developed nations with the heaviest burden in reducing greenhouse gas emissions to effectively employ the minimum of capital while still keeping their reduction pledges.
Impact on Taiwan’s Policy Direction
The impact and significance of the Doha Climate Gateway on Taiwan’s future policy is evident in three main areas:
1. Developing and integrating multi-track reduction policies
The Doha Climate Gateway is primarily a gateway for future rounds of negotiations in which each nation’s government will be able to evaluate the advantages of their own top-down or bottom-up climate change response strategies in order to formulate the best possible alternatives. Although the Doha conference was only the first round of four years of annual negotiations, it is seen as being an important milestone in the journey toward effective climate change treaties and carbon trading markets through the continuation of the new market-based mechanism. The conference gave a clear signal that future treaties will continue to strengthen market-based mechanisms. The delegates expressed the hope that new market-based mechanisms outside the scope of climate change treaties will be supported by nationally-administered or bilaterally-offset programs. This development will assist Taiwan in its task of formulating Measurable, Reportable & Verifiable (MRV) management guidelines, and carbon trading mechanisms. Taiwan also plans to strive harder to strengthen bilateral and multilateral climate-related cooperative agreements.
2. Global thinking and creating proposals in line with international trends
In order to maintain the international competitiveness of Taiwan’s green manufacturers and bring about low-carbon sustainability, Taiwan has proactively announced emissions reduction targets. Taiwan is also following appeals from South Korea for green growth and from China for “South-South cooperation” by taking a more active part in climate treaty cooperative proposals and tasks. Global thinking also involves bringing Taiwan’s developmental approach into sharper focus, such as through stimulating low-carbon development, the low-carbon economy, and more green growth (as proposed by South Korea). It also involves gaining a firmer grasp on where Taiwan’s strength lies and utilizing its comparative advantages in the manufacturing sector, so that a solid foundation can be laid for developing international climate change cooperation. Global thinking on the issue of the Green Climate Fund involves not only supporting the export trade of domestic green manufacturers, but also thinking up specific and pragmatic actions that will display Taiwan’s contributions to the international community and persuade more of its members to support Taiwan’s direct participation in the UNFCCC programs.
3. Strengthening and promoting climate change education, training, and public awareness
In order to foster more meaningful and effective international cooperation on climate change among the many organizations under the UN umbrella, the Doha conference announced the setting up of a special project to consolidate the various schemes and methodologies currently in use. In Taiwan, climate change issues are currently only thought of in terms of the government’s energy conservation and carbon reduction campaign. As a result, the funds and manpower that government departments have put into mitigation have far exceeded those put into adaptation. Furthermore, Taiwan’s citizens generally lack deep understanding of the serious impact that climate change could have in the future, and hence public support for the government’s climate change policies is currently quite shallow. The government has thus decided to follow the example of some developed nations and strengthen the promotion of climate change education and training. This will involve adjusting and integrating environmental education methods related to climate change response, as well as each government department's pace of implementation, so that discrepancies in resource allocation do not lead to an uneven dissemination of information. Climate change education will also be bolstered at every level of government – central, county, city, township, village, and community – and key elements will be incorporated into the Low-carbon Sustainable Homeland Program in order to raise public awareness.
For the most part, the negotiators at Doha also managed to complete the tasks that had been set out in the 2007 Bali, Indonesia conference. The delegates agreed that future negotiations will continue to abide by the UNFCCC, and that the next round of talks – COP19/CMP9 – will take place from 11~22 November 2013 in Warsaw, Poland. Each of the participating nations left Doha knowing that they face many tests and challenges over the coming months in terms of both decision making and firmness of intent with regard to scales of emissions reduction, timetables, and speed of implementation. ， 欄位全文的內容是climate change
Implications of Doha Climate Conference on Taiwan's Policy Direction
The UN Doha Climate Change Conference concluded on 8 December 2012 in Doha Qatar, and a delegation from Taiwan was in attendance. The main outcome of the conference – the Doha Climate Gateway – will influence Taiwan's future climate change policies in a number of ways. These include the development and integration of multi-track greenhouse gas reduction mechanisms, the formulation of proposals in line with international trends, and the strengthening and promotion of climate change education, training, and public awareness.
The UNFCCC COP18/CMP8, which finished in Qatar on 8 December 2012, saw over 11,000 delegates from 189 nations – including government and media representatives, and observers – crowding into the main hall to attend negotiations on reduction commitments and climate change responses in the post-Kyoto period.
The Doha Climate Gateway: A Continuation of the Kyoto Protocol
Although a number of groups from around the world expressed dissatisfaction with the final agreements, further political consultations and negotiations were able to break the deadlock, and the Doha Climate Gateway was eventually accepted, albeit with some reservations. This agreement is basically a continuation of the Kyoto Protocol that keeps in place the original management framework and administration. In fact, keeping intact the only existing global greenhouse gas emissions reduction treaty was, in itself, no mean feat.
At the conference, each of the participating nations agreed to start a new Kyoto Protocol commitment period and also to adopt a new global climate treaty before 2015. They also agreed to build a new mechanism that will facilitate the adoption of a greater variety of methods for getting financial and technological assistance to developing countries. Governments were also urged to take swift action and use the Doha Climate Gateway to instigate climate change mitigation projects in the hope of limiting the global temperature rise to within the current target of 2°C. The delegates also emphasized that participants in the UN climate change consultations and negotiations should be more conscientious about adopting specific methods and policies to reduce emissions.
The Doha conference adopted 26 COP18 and 13 CMP8 decisions. Some of the issues covered by the decisions include future timelines for consultations and negotiations on new global climate change response agreements; financial mechanisms for the Green Climate Fund; technology transfers; adaptation; forestation and reduction of deforestation; new market mechanisms; and carbon capture and storage. The second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol was fixed as 2013-2020, and three of the Kyoto Protocol's market mechanisms will continue to be used: Emissions Trading, Joint Implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism. This will encourage developed nations with the heaviest burden in reducing greenhouse gas emissions to effectively employ the minimum of capital while still keeping their reduction pledges.
Impact on Taiwan’s Policy Direction
The impact and significance of the Doha Climate Gateway on Taiwan’s future policy is evident in three main areas:
1. Developing and integrating multi-track reduction policies
The Doha Climate Gateway is primarily a gateway for future rounds of negotiations in which each nation’s government will be able to evaluate the advantages of their own top-down or bottom-up climate change response strategies in order to formulate the best possible alternatives. Although the Doha conference was only the first round of four years of annual negotiations, it is seen as being an important milestone in the journey toward effective climate change treaties and carbon trading markets through the continuation of the new market-based mechanism. The conference gave a clear signal that future treaties will continue to strengthen market-based mechanisms. The delegates expressed the hope that new market-based mechanisms outside the scope of climate change treaties will be supported by nationally-administered or bilaterally-offset programs. This development will assist Taiwan in its task of formulating Measurable, Reportable & Verifiable (MRV) management guidelines, and carbon trading mechanisms. Taiwan also plans to strive harder to strengthen bilateral and multilateral climate-related cooperative agreements.
2. Global thinking and creating proposals in line with international trends
In order to maintain the international competitiveness of Taiwan’s green manufacturers and bring about low-carbon sustainability, Taiwan has proactively announced emissions reduction targets. Taiwan is also following appeals from South Korea for green growth and from China for “South-South cooperation” by taking a more active part in climate treaty cooperative proposals and tasks. Global thinking also involves bringing Taiwan’s developmental approach into sharper focus, such as through stimulating low-carbon development, the low-carbon economy, and more green growth (as proposed by South Korea). It also involves gaining a firmer grasp on where Taiwan’s strength lies and utilizing its comparative advantages in the manufacturing sector, so that a solid foundation can be laid for developing international climate change cooperation. Global thinking on the issue of the Green Climate Fund involves not only supporting the export trade of domestic green manufacturers, but also thinking up specific and pragmatic actions that will display Taiwan’s contributions to the international community and persuade more of its members to support Taiwan’s direct participation in the UNFCCC programs.
3. Strengthening and promoting climate change education, training, and public awareness
In order to foster more meaningful and effective international cooperation on climate change among the many organizations under the UN umbrella, the Doha conference announced the setting up of a special project to consolidate the various schemes and methodologies currently in use. In Taiwan, climate change issues are currently only thought of in terms of the government’s energy conservation and carbon reduction campaign. As a result, the funds and manpower that government departments have put into mitigation have far exceeded those put into adaptation. Furthermore, Taiwan’s citizens generally lack deep understanding of the serious impact that climate change could have in the future, and hence public support for the government’s climate change policies is currently quite shallow. The government has thus decided to follow the example of some developed nations and strengthen the promotion of climate change education and training. This will involve adjusting and integrating environmental education methods related to climate change response, as well as each government department's pace of implementation, so that discrepancies in resource allocation do not lead to an uneven dissemination of information. Climate change education will also be bolstered at every level of government – central, county, city, township, village, and community – and key elements will be incorporated into the Low-carbon Sustainable Homeland Program in order to raise public awareness.
For the most part, the negotiators at Doha also managed to complete the tasks that had been set out in the 2007 Bali, Indonesia conference. The delegates agreed that future negotiations will continue to abide by the UNFCCC, and that the next round of talks – COP19/CMP9 – will take place from 11~22 November 2013 in Warsaw, Poland. Each of the participating nations left Doha knowing that they face many tests and challenges over the coming months in terms of both decision making and firmness of intent with regard to scales of emissions reduction, timetables, and speed of implementation. ， 欄位年度的內容是2013 ， 欄位月份的內容是1 ， 欄位卷的內容是16 ， 欄位期的內容是1 ， 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climate change ， 欄位標題2的內容是Implications of Doha Climate Conference on Taiwan s Policy Direction ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是V16/V16-01 。
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Implications of Doha Climate Conference on Taiwan's Policy Direction
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climate change Implications of Doha Climate Conference on Taiwan's Policy Direction The UN Doha Climate Change Conference concluded on 8 December 2012 in Doha Qatar, and a delegation from Taiwan was in attendance. The main outcome of the conference – the Doha Climate Gateway – will influence Taiwan's future climate change policies in a number of ways. These include the development and integration of multi-track greenhouse gas reduction mechanisms, the formulation of proposals in line with international trends, and the strengthening and promotion of climate change education, training, and public awareness. The UNFCCC COP18/CMP8, which finished in Qatar on 8 December 2012, saw over 11,000 delegates from 189 nations – including government and media representatives, and observers – crowding into the main hall to attend negotiations on reduction commitments and climate change responses in the post-Kyoto period. The Doha Climate Gateway: A Continuation of the Kyoto Protocol Although a number of groups from around the world expressed dissatisfaction with the final agreements, further political consultations and negotiations were able to break the deadlock, and the Doha Climate Gateway was eventually accepted, albeit with some reservations. This agreement is basically a continuation of the Kyoto Protocol that keeps in place the original management framework and administration. In fact, keeping intact the only existing global greenhouse gas emissions reduction treaty was, in itself, no mean feat. At the conference, each of the participating nations agreed to start a new Kyoto Protocol commitment period and also to adopt a new global climate treaty before 2015. They also agreed to build a new mechanism that will facilitate the adoption of a greater variety of methods for getting financial and technological assistance to developing countries. Governments were also urged to take swift action and use the Doha Climate Gateway to instigate climate change mitigation projects in the hope of limiting the global temperature rise to within the current target of 2°C. The delegates also emphasized that participants in the UN climate change consultations and negotiations should be more conscientious about adopting specific methods and policies to reduce emissions. The Doha conference adopted 26 COP18 and 13 CMP8 decisions. Some of the issues covered by the decisions include future timelines for consultations and negotiations on new global climate change response agreements; financial mechanisms for the Green Climate Fund; technology transfers; adaptation; forestation and reduction of deforestation; new market mechanisms; and carbon capture and storage. The second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol was fixed as 2013-2020, and three of the Kyoto Protocol's market mechanisms will continue to be used: Emissions Trading, Joint Implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism. This will encourage developed nations with the heaviest burden in reducing greenhouse gas emissions to effectively employ the minimum of capital while still keeping their reduction pledges. Impact on Taiwan’s Policy Direction The impact and significance of the Doha Climate Gateway on Taiwan’s future policy is evident in three main areas: 1. Developing and integrating multi-track reduction policies The Doha Climate Gateway is primarily a gateway for future rounds of negotiations in which each nation’s government will be able to evaluate the advantages of their own top-down or bottom-up climate change response strategies in order to formulate the best possible alternatives. Although the Doha conference was only the first round of four years of annual negotiations, it is seen as being an important milestone in the journey toward effective climate change treaties and carbon trading markets through the continuation of the new market-based mechanism. The conference gave a clear signal that future treaties will continue to strengthen market-based mechanisms. The delegates expressed the hope that new market-based mechanisms outside the scope of climate change treaties will be supported by nationally-administered or bilaterally-offset programs. This development will assist Taiwan in its task of formulating Measurable, Reportable & Verifiable (MRV) management guidelines, and carbon trading mechanisms. Taiwan also plans to strive harder to strengthen bilateral and multilateral climate-related cooperative agreements. 2. Global thinking and creating proposals in line with international trends In order to maintain the international competitiveness of Taiwan’s green manufacturers and bring about low-carbon sustainability, Taiwan has proactively announced emissions reduction targets. Taiwan is also following appeals from South Korea for green growth and from China for “South-South cooperation” by taking a more active part in climate treaty cooperative proposals and tasks. Global thinking also involves bringing Taiwan’s developmental approach into sharper focus, such as through stimulating low-carbon development, the low-carbon economy, and more green growth (as proposed by South Korea). It also involves gaining a firmer grasp on where Taiwan’s strength lies and utilizing its comparative advantages in the manufacturing sector, so that a solid foundation can be laid for developing international climate change cooperation. Global thinking on the issue of the Green Climate Fund involves not only supporting the export trade of domestic green manufacturers, but also thinking up specific and pragmatic actions that will display Taiwan’s contributions to the international community and persuade more of its members to support Taiwan’s direct participation in the UNFCCC programs. 3. Strengthening and promoting climate change education, training, and public awareness In order to foster more meaningful and effective international cooperation on climate change among the many organizations under the UN umbrella, the Doha conference announced the setting up of a special project to consolidate the various schemes and methodologies currently in use. In Taiwan, climate change issues are currently only thought of in terms of the government’s energy conservation and carbon reduction campaign. As a result, the funds and manpower that government departments have put into mitigation have far exceeded those put into adaptation. Furthermore, Taiwan’s citizens generally lack deep understanding of the serious impact that climate change could have in the future, and hence public support for the government’s climate change policies is currently quite shallow. The government has thus decided to follow the example of some developed nations and strengthen the promotion of climate change education and training. This will involve adjusting and integrating environmental education methods related to climate change response, as well as each government department's pace of implementation, so that discrepancies in resource allocation do not lead to an uneven dissemination of information. Climate change education will also be bolstered at every level of government – central, county, city, township, village, and community – and key elements will be incorporated into the Low-carbon Sustainable Homeland Program in order to raise public awareness. For the most part, the negotiators at Doha also managed to complete the tasks that had been set out in the 2007 Bali, Indonesia conference. The delegates agreed that future negotiations will continue to abide by the UNFCCC, and that the next round of talks – COP19/CMP9 – will take place from 11~22 November 2013 in Warsaw, Poland. Each of the participating nations left Doha knowing that they face many tests and challenges over the coming months in terms of both decision making and firmness of intent with regard to scales of emissions reduction, timetables, and speed of implementation.
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climate change Implications of Doha Climate Conference on Taiwan's Policy Direction The UN Doha Climate Change Conference concluded on 8 December 2012 in Doha Qatar, and a delegation from Taiwan was in attendance. The main outcome of the conference – the Doha Climate Gateway – will influence Taiwan's future climate change policies in a number of ways. These include the development and integration of multi-track greenhouse gas reduction mechanisms, the formulation of proposals in line with international trends, and the strengthening and promotion of climate change education, training, and public awareness. The UNFCCC COP18/CMP8, which finished in Qatar on 8 December 2012, saw over 11,000 delegates from 189 nations – including government and media representatives, and observers – crowding into the main hall to attend negotiations on reduction commitments and climate change responses in the post-Kyoto period. The Doha Climate Gateway: A Continuation of the Kyoto Protocol Although a number of groups from around the world expressed dissatisfaction with the final agreements, further political consultations and negotiations were able to break the deadlock, and the Doha Climate Gateway was eventually accepted, albeit with some reservations. This agreement is basically a continuation of the Kyoto Protocol that keeps in place the original management framework and administration. In fact, keeping intact the only existing global greenhouse gas emissions reduction treaty was, in itself, no mean feat. At the conference, each of the participating nations agreed to start a new Kyoto Protocol commitment period and also to adopt a new global climate treaty before 2015. They also agreed to build a new mechanism that will facilitate the adoption of a greater variety of methods for getting financial and technological assistance to developing countries. Governments were also urged to take swift action and use the Doha Climate Gateway to instigate climate change mitigation projects in the hope of limiting the global temperature rise to within the current target of 2°C. The delegates also emphasized that participants in the UN climate change consultations and negotiations should be more conscientious about adopting specific methods and policies to reduce emissions. The Doha conference adopted 26 COP18 and 13 CMP8 decisions. Some of the issues covered by the decisions include future timelines for consultations and negotiations on new global climate change response agreements; financial mechanisms for the Green Climate Fund; technology transfers; adaptation; forestation and reduction of deforestation; new market mechanisms; and carbon capture and storage. The second commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol was fixed as 2013-2020, and three of the Kyoto Protocol's market mechanisms will continue to be used: Emissions Trading, Joint Implementation, and the Clean Development Mechanism. This will encourage developed nations with the heaviest burden in reducing greenhouse gas emissions to effectively employ the minimum of capital while still keeping their reduction pledges. Impact on Taiwan’s Policy Direction The impact and significance of the Doha Climate Gateway on Taiwan’s future policy is evident in three main areas: 1. Developing and integrating multi-track reduction policies The Doha Climate Gateway is primarily a gateway for future rounds of negotiations in which each nation’s government will be able to evaluate the advantages of their own top-down or bottom-up climate change response strategies in order to formulate the best possible alternatives. Although the Doha conference was only the first round of four years of annual negotiations, it is seen as being an important milestone in the journey toward effective climate change treaties and carbon trading markets through the continuation of the new market-based mechanism. The conference gave a clear signal that future treaties will continue to strengthen market-based mechanisms. The delegates expressed the hope that new market-based mechanisms outside the scope of climate change treaties will be supported by nationally-administered or bilaterally-offset programs. This development will assist Taiwan in its task of formulating Measurable, Reportable & Verifiable (MRV) management guidelines, and carbon trading mechanisms. Taiwan also plans to strive harder to strengthen bilateral and multilateral climate-related cooperative agreements. 2. Global thinking and creating proposals in line with international trends In order to maintain the international competitiveness of Taiwan’s green manufacturers and bring about low-carbon sustainability, Taiwan has proactively announced emissions reduction targets. Taiwan is also following appeals from South Korea for green growth and from China for “South-South cooperation” by taking a more active part in climate treaty cooperative proposals and tasks. Global thinking also involves bringing Taiwan’s developmental approach into sharper focus, such as through stimulating low-carbon development, the low-carbon economy, and more green growth (as proposed by South Korea). It also involves gaining a firmer grasp on where Taiwan’s strength lies and utilizing its comparative advantages in the manufacturing sector, so that a solid foundation can be laid for developing international climate change cooperation. Global thinking on the issue of the Green Climate Fund involves not only supporting the export trade of domestic green manufacturers, but also thinking up specific and pragmatic actions that will display Taiwan’s contributions to the international community and persuade more of its members to support Taiwan’s direct participation in the UNFCCC programs. 3. Strengthening and promoting climate change education, training, and public awareness In order to foster more meaningful and effective international cooperation on climate change among the many organizations under the UN umbrella, the Doha conference announced the setting up of a special project to consolidate the various schemes and methodologies currently in use. In Taiwan, climate change issues are currently only thought of in terms of the government’s energy conservation and carbon reduction campaign. As a result, the funds and manpower that government departments have put into mitigation have far exceeded those put into adaptation. Furthermore, Taiwan’s citizens generally lack deep understanding of the serious impact that climate change could have in the future, and hence public support for the government’s climate change policies is currently quite shallow. The government has thus decided to follow the example of some developed nations and strengthen the promotion of climate change education and training. This will involve adjusting and integrating environmental education methods related to climate change response, as well as each government department's pace of implementation, so that discrepancies in resource allocation do not lead to an uneven dissemination of information. Climate change education will also be bolstered at every level of government – central, county, city, township, village, and community – and key elements will be incorporated into the Low-carbon Sustainable Homeland Program in order to raise public awareness. For the most part, the negotiators at Doha also managed to complete the tasks that had been set out in the 2007 Bali, Indonesia conference. The delegates agreed that future negotiations will continue to abide by the UNFCCC, and that the next round of talks – COP19/CMP9 – will take place from 11~22 November 2013 in Warsaw, Poland. Each of the participating nations left Doha knowing that they face many tests and challenges over the coming months in terms of both decision making and firmness of intent with regard to scales of emissions reduction, timetables, and speed of implementation.
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Glass Shards to be Cleared for Reuse in Public Construction Projects
摘要：
To further the recycling of glass the EPA on August 6 invited relevant units to discuss opening the
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14
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EPA Announces General Container Recycling Label
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Recycling The EPA has publicly announced the official design of the recycling label to be displayed
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2017 Green Car Models Announced
摘要：
Air
2017 Green Car Models Announced
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2017 Green Car Models Announced
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標題：
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摘要：
Air Quality To improve volatile organic compound (VOC) emission in the petrochemical industry the
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標題：
Air Pollution Control Act Revised for Source to End-of- Pipe Controls
摘要：
Air
Air Pollution Control Act Revised for Source to End-of- Pipe Controls
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Air Pollution Control Act Revised for Source to End-of- Pipe Controls
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611
標題：
Prosecutor Seeks Life Sentences in Kaoping River Pollution Incident
摘要：
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全文：
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編號：
235
標題：
NCSD Implements National Energy Conference Resolutions
摘要：
The National Council for Sustainable Development (NCSD) recently commissioned the development of ene
全文：
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2937
標題：
APEC Roundtable on Marine Resource Conservation Held in Taipei
摘要：
International Cooperation
APEC Roundtable on Marine Resource Conservation Held in Taipei
The 13th
全文：
International Cooperation
APEC Roundtable on Marine Resource Conservation Held in Taipei
The 13th
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153
標題：
Substances Prohibited as Environmental Agent Ingredients Formally Announced
摘要：
Toxic Substance On April 20 the EPA formally announced substances prohibited as environmental agent
全文：
Toxic Substance Management On April 20 the EPA formally announced substances prohibited as environ
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