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(Adopted by the 36th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Southen Municipalities on 7 April 2008, No. 17 of the Decree No. 17 of 14 May 2008 on the date of publication) In accordance with existing laws, regulations and regulations, the Government of the city decides to amend the following: Article 15, paragraph 2, “Environmental, district (zone) environmental protection authorities shall issue emission reductions targets for units that exceed the Government's overall control of emissions of sulphur hexachlorofluorooctane sulfate emissions, with a deadline for emission reductions, which are subject to changes to the “Environmental, district (zone) environmental protection administration authorities shall provide emission reduction targets for units that exceed the Government's control targets and shall be subject to the governance period of the mark”. Article 19, “In violation of article 9 of this approach, the sale of coal that does not provide a subsection of the sulphury, is subject to a change in the time limit by the economic administrative authorities and may be subject to a fine of up to $100,000”, is “in violation of article 9 of this scheme, the sale does not provide the same subsection of coal at the time of sale, which is subject to a fine of up to $100,000”. This decision is implemented since the date of publication. The Southern Inin City Consequential Pollution Control Approach was released in accordance with this decision. Annex: Methods for the control of hydrochlorofluorooctane sulfate (Amendment 2008) (Act No. 45 of 28 December 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 45, as amended by the Decision of the Government of the South Innin on 14 May 2008 on the revision of the Modalities for the Control of Hindules in South Africa) Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China on the basis of the Act on Atmospheric Pollution Control, in order to control and reduce coal oxide, maintain ecological balance and guarantee human health, promote sustainable economic and social development. Article II units and individual businesses that produce, process, sell, fuel for coal within the city's administration are subject to this approach. Article 3. Governments of the urban, district (zone) should incorporate the pyrethroid contamination into national economic and social development planning and plans, rationalize the planning of industrial bbies, strengthen scientific research on the control of oxin oxide and take effective measures to protect and improve the atmosphere environment. Governments at all levels should give incentives to units and individuals that have achieved significant results in combating atmospheric pollution, protecting and improving the quality of environmental air. Article IV HCFCs should uphold the principle of adapting energy structures, reducing energy consumption and the combination of governance pollution. Governments at all levels should encourage and support the development of cleaner energy use and the progressive reduction of coal's direct fuel use. Article 5 Governments at all levels should strengthen greenization efforts, increase green coverage, improve air quality and mitigate the impact of oxid on the atmosphere. Article 6. Environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for monitoring and management of coal oxide contamination. The executive authorities, such as technical supervision, economy, business and industry, oversee the production, processing and sale of coal fuels in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 7 Economic administrative authorities should seek the advice of the environmental protection administrative authorities when planning the industrial batch. Economic administrative authorities should incorporate the pyrethroid contamination into industrial enterprise technology adaptation plans and organize implementation. Article 8 Removal of fuel from coal and coal within the area of prohibited coal and clean energy. The area of Xiui, was delineated as a block. Article 9. When coal is sold by the coal operation unit, the same combination of coal with the corresponding qualifications test body should be provided. Article 10 of the present municipal administration prohibits direct fuel use of sulphides higher than 3 per cent. The State provides otherwise for the quantity of sulphides used by the fire power plant. For special reasons, such as supply constraints, 35 tons/hours of fuel stoves have been installed in the online monitoring mechanism, which has reached more than 90 per cent of the rate of sulphury in the concomitant facility, and, within the time frame established by the municipal environmental protection sector, can be fuelled in excess of 5 per cent of sulphides. Article 11 Exclusive units and individual businessmen who control the emissions of sulphur hexachlorofluorooctane sulfate in the atmosphere, must be constructed either in the form of an anti-harmony mechanism or other measures to control the emissions of sulphur hexachlorofluorooxide, with the overall control of the aggregate emissions and pollutant. More than 2 tons/time fuel tanks or kilnappeds are required to reach more than 50 per cent of their sequestration facilities. Article 12. Units and individual businessmen within the framework of the city's rapid proximity shall be subject to the following provisions: (i) Prohibition of new coal and kilnapped stoves. In the past 2 tons/time, the following garners and kilns stopped using or converted clean energy, clean coal fuel. (ii) Clean energy must be used for cooking, recreation and other business stoves from 1 January 2007. (iii) Prohibition of the sale of civilian beeves containing more than 1 per cent of sulphides. Article 13 prohibits the construction of 2 tons of new coal and kilnapped stoves, which are rapidly spreading in the urban area, and the use of clean energy or clean coal fuel. Article XIV Emissions of sulphides units and individual businesses should be reported to local environmental protection administrative authorities (or methodologies) and to the administrative authorities of the governance facility for emissions of sulphur hexachlorofluorooctane sulfate, concentrations, coal sulphides, sequestration rates, and inspection of environmental protection administrative authorities. Significant changes, such as oxide, concentrations, coal-continuation, sequestration rates, anti-harmonial facilities, should be declared in a timely manner. More than 35 tons/time fuel tanks and 2xury polluters should be installed in compliance with the prescribed online monitoring mechanism for atmospheric pollutants and, in real time, information on atmospheric pollutant emissions is transmitted to environmental authorities on the basis of a monitoring system. Article 15.2 Emissions of sulphur hexachlorofluorooctanemissions regime. The Government of the people of the city, the district (zone) may entrust the executive authorities of the environmental protection with a nuclear launch of the atmospheric emission licence. The environmental protection administrative authorities in the city, the district (zone) should provide time-bound emission reduction targets for units that exceed the Government's overall control targets, and units with excess emissions should be governed by the time limit. Article 16 Article 17, which is not conducive to the proliferation of sulphur hexachlorooxides, may endanger human health or create emergencies that have serious implications for the quality of the environment during the major activities of my city, shall immediately report to the Government of the same-level people and take urgent measures to order that the discharge units immediately reduce or cease emissions of oxide. Article 18 Article 19, in violation of article 9 of this approach, provides that the sale does not provide the same subsection of coal at the time of sale, which is subject to a period of time being ordered by the economic administrative authorities and may be fined up to $100,000. Article 20, in violation of article 10 of this approach, direct fuelled coal containing more than 3 per cent of sulphides or beyond the time period specified by the municipal environmental protection administration authorities directly fuelled coal containing more than the required amount of sulphur, the time limit was changed and fined by more than 1000. Article 21, in violation of article 11 of this approach, provides that the rate of removal of sulphides that exceeds emission standards or contains a total of emission control indicators is not required or that the rate of removal of sulphury facilities installed does not conform to the requirements and that the period of time is to be changed and fined by 500,000. Article 22, paragraph 1, of the present approach provides for the removal of new coal and kilnapped stoves within the city's fast-track tunnel and the removal of time limits, with a fine of up to 00 million dollars; the last 2 tons/time of flammers and kilnapped stoves continued to fuel coal, the removal of deadlines and the imposition of a fine of up to 100,000. Article 23, in violation of article 12, paragraph 3, of this approach, provides that the sale of sulphides is higher than 1 per cent of civilian beeves and is subject to a fine of up to $5000 million by the business administration authorities. Article 24, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that the construction of two tons of new coal and kilnapped stoves in the area of rapid turmoil to the tropolitan area, is responsible for the removal of the deadline and may be fined by more than 500,000 dollars; new 2 tons/time stoves and kilns do not use clean energy or clean coal fuel, are being responsibly converted and liable to fines of up to 100,000. Article 25, paragraph 1, and paragraph 2, of this approach stipulates that the time limit shall be changed without requiring the declaration of information. In violation of article 14, paragraph 3, of the present approach, the deadline for the non- installation of an online monitoring mechanism for atmospheric pollutant is being changed, with no delay being commuted by a fine of up to $100,000. Other violations of this approach are punishable in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Atmospheric Pollution Control. Clean energy, as described in Article 27 of this approach, means energy that is less hazardous to the environment, such as pipeline fuel, hydro, electricity, solar energy, and clean coal fuels, such as water tanks. Article 28 of this approach refers to the regional scope of the management of the Yangi Lyi Sites. Article 29 of this approach, which came into force on 1 February 2006, was repealed by the Government of the South African People's Government's announcement on the control of fuel oxides in the urban area (No. [1999]1). |
