Water legislation

All the early water legislation addressed Ute issue of pollution, but Ute issue of emergency plamting and response was overlooked. The OH Pollution Act of 1961 and the Clean Water Restoration Act of 1966 leaned toward prevention and response, but Uic efforts fell short of providing meaningful legislation. 

All the early water legislation addressed the issue of pollution, but tlie issue of emergency plaiuiing and response was overlooked. 

Many substitution incentives originate from waste and waste water legislation... 

Krebs, F. (1992a) Der Leuchtbakterientest fur die Wassergesetzgebung (The luminescent bacteria test for water legislation), Schriftenreihe des Vereins fur WasserBoden- und Lufthygiene 89, 591 -624. 

German waste water legislation, Bonn (5 Mar 1987) (amendment of 1986... 

Industry Perspective on Pesticide and Ground Water Legislation... 

Cardoso. A.C., Solimini, A.G., Premazzi (2006) Biological monitoring of rivers and the European Water Legislation, In Ziglio, G., Flaim, G., Siligardi, M. (eds). Biological Monitoring of Rivers, John Wiley Sons, Ltd, pp. 229-240. 

In the European Union (EU), the Water Eramework Directive (WFD) (European Community, 2000) will provide the basis for EU water legislation for many years to come and will determine the way in which concentrations of chemicals in the aquatic environment will be monitored and regulated (Crane, 2003). The WFD aims to move Europe... 

The second part of this definition, taken at face value, enables a clean-up approach to be adopted that focusses solely on dealing with the contaminant. However, this option is closed down, except in specific circumstances, by the statutory guidance in Chapter C. The provision was included largely for the avoidance of any potential doubt as to the extent of the remediation requirements of the Part IIA regime. For example, a similar restoration to its former state definition is used under water legislation to require the re-stocking of watercourses with fish after pollution incidents the drafters of Part IIA did not wish to find that this kind of requirement could not be imposed, should it be necessary. 

The first generation of EU water legislation consisted of more or less isolated pieces of legislation, with little or no cross-referencing. The previous DWD 80/778/EEC only makes reference to one piece of EU legislation, namely the Council Directive on the Quality of Surface Water, intended for the abstraction of Drinking Water (75/440/EEC). The current DWD refers to a number of other directives that are related to the original directive or have interactions with that directive ... 

In future revisions of the DWD, attention will be paid to an integrated approach to EU water legislation as the directive has to be brought into line with important developments such as the Water Framework Directive and the European Acceptance Scheme (imder development) for materials in contact with drinking water. 

Integration of EU water legislation does not only imply compliance with the requirements of various related directives but will also involve harmonization and streamlining of reporting requirements. Reporting requirements will have to address compliance and the state of, and trends in, the quality of aquatic environments. 

Air legislation is targeting emissions from industrial operations, greenhouse gases, lead, motor vehicle emissions, nitrogen oxides, ODS, sulfur dioxide, and suspended particulate matter. Water legislation in the EU is divided into effect- and source-oriented direc-... 

Water legislation - harmful and dangerous substances (1982) Sluzbeni glasnik SRS 31/82... 

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