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In Denmark, the special action plans have been drafted for limiting the consumption of a dangerous substance, e.g., for PVC, phthalates and j icultural pesticides. Danish regulation of chemical use is tightly bound to international j reements and, not only, to EU legislation. The overall responsibility in this field is kept by the Danish Environmental Protection Agency (Danish EPA), which is subordinate to the Ministry of Environment and Energy. 

This chapter presents lessons learnt in connection with the national allocation plan for Denmark (Ministry of Environment 2004). Section 1.1 outlines some particular features of the Danish energy sector and the historical CO2 emissions. Section 1.2 describes the previous experience with emissions trading in Denmark, and Section 1.3 describes the process and milestones in the production of the Danish National Allocation Plan (NAP). 

Nielsen, T., Jprgensen, H.E., Poulsen, M., Jensen, F.P., Larsen, J.C., Jensen, A.B., Schramm, J., andTpnnesen, J. 1995. Trajfic PAH and other mutagens in air in Denmark. Environmental Project No. 285/1995. Copenhagen Danish Environmental Protection Agency, Ministry of the Environment and Energy, Denmark. 

Nielsen, T., Traffic PAH and Other Mutagens in Air in Denmark, Milj0projekt No. 275, Danish Environmental Protection Agency, Ministry of the Environment and Energy, Denmark, 1995. 

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