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Sichuan Province, Haze Pollution Prevention Methods

Original Language Title: 四川省灰霾污染防治办法

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Article 1 establishes this approach in conjunction with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on Atmospheric Pollution, in order to combat contamination, improve the quality of environmental air and safeguard public health.

Article 2 Environmental protection authorities at the district level are responsible for the implementation of integrated monitoring management of the smake contamination.

Over the district level, economic and informationization, construction of rural and urban areas, public safety, transport, agriculture, etc., and supervision management, as defined by the same people's governments, is able to combat contamination in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The communes (communes) and the street offices are guided by the authorities in the relevant sectors, such as the protection of the environment, to oversee the management of open burning of residues, landslides and grazing.

Article 3 It was criticized for the failure to complete the environmental air quality target mandate, as required by the State.

Article IV sets out inter-regional atmospheric pollution prevention and collaboration mechanisms established by the Government of the Provincial People's Government in the area of atmospheric pollution control (at the state), in the district (community, area) and in neighbouring governments, with emphasis on regional, priority industrial planning environmental impact evaluation mechanisms, implementing inter-agency control measures such as collaborative law enforcement, information sharing, early warning.

Article 5 provides units and other producer operators for atmospheric emissions of pollutant pollutants and shall establish permanent monitoring points and sampling monitoring platforms in accordance with relevant national provisions, undertake self-monitoring and monitor monitoring with environmental authorities or other oversight authorities.

The provincial, municipal (state) environmental protection authorities should regularly publish lists of major contaminated source units. Emphasis should be placed on the installation of an automated monitoring equipment and a management monitoring platform for atmospheric pollutant emissions, the network of monitoring platforms with environmental protection authorities, the monitoring of the normal operation of equipment and the disclosure of information on emissions by law.

Article 6 provides units for atmospheric emissions of pollutant pollutants and other producer operators that should be installed at the national and provincial levels in accordance with the relevant provisions, regulating the setting of atmospheric pollutant emissions.

The use of atmospheric emission pathways in non- emergencies or other means of circumventing atmospheric pollutants is prohibited.

Article 7 industries such as fire, steel, cement, construction materials, morphology, morphology and coalchemicals should be equipped to ensure normal operation in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and to establish a facility operating management desk.

Article 8 limits the development of high sulphides and high-hrid coal. The new coal mining should be built in parallel with the construction of a continuum facility to standardize sulphides in coal, the grey content to be met; and the harvested coal is a high sulphide and a high-green coal mining period to be constructed. Coals that still do not meet the mark after the washing were chosen should be accompanied by the construction of specialized facilities and their emissions to set standards.

The importation, sale and fuel use is prohibited without quality standards or required coal.

Article 9. Governments of the city (State) should delineate, by law, high-polluted fuel-free zones and make public the prohibition of fuel and the types of highly contaminated fuel. The existing units and individuals with high-pollutant fuel should cease the use or conversion of clean energy within the time frame established by the Government of the city (State).

Article 10 does not include the construction, expansion of high-pollutant fuel fuel fuel fuel fuel-efficient equipment in the area of atmospheric pollution control, established by the Government of the province. The phase-out of electric plants, self-help stations, heaters, smelters, industrial parks, and industrial stoves.

Article 11. Trade-processing enterprises should give priority to the use of wet-law processing processes, and fossil-processing enterprises that do not use wet law processes should install harvesting devices to combat the contamination of dust.

units and other producers operating in the urban market area are not allowed to carry out open cuttings, crushing.

Article 12 Production, sale, use of raw materials and products containing volatile organic substances, and their volatile organic content should be consistent with the prescribed threshold standards.

Enterprises containing volatile organic substances, such as fossilization, organic, electronic, equipment manufacture, surface painting, packaging printing, furniture production and other industrial paints should be established to record the use, discarding, moving to and their volatile organic content, and the use of smoking equipment and solvents, as prescribed by the regulations, should be carried out in a closed environment, as well as to install a system for the collection of contaminated equipment and waste.

Units such as the storage of oil (gas) treasury, fuel (hydr) stations, crude oil terminals, oil-fuels shipping vessels and oil (gas) tanks should be installed in accordance with the relevant national regulations and maintained regular use.

Article 14.

Article 15. Construction units should establish hard-clock blocks in construction sites and take dust and dust measures. Building garbage, such as construction savings, should be delivered in a timely manner and should be closed on the ground. Presumption of work

On the ground, units with land-use rights should be responsible for coverage of the open ground.

Roads and associated happiness, nutrients and equipment should be met, and cigarette and gas emissions should be consistent with national standards.

Article 16 Transport of minerals ( powder), coal, fertilizers, garbage, garbage, garage, sands, puls, puls, smelters should be used to use eligible vehicles for transport.

Article 17 provides for the cleaning of roads, squares, parking sites and other public places, and the introduction of low-star operations such as road mechanization.

It should be stored in a sealed manner, such as coal, cement, blend, sand, minerals ( powder), etc.; unconditional storage conditions should be installed around them not less than the high yards of the slot, and to prevent the occurrence of dust.

Sectoral operations should be carried out by the construction of garbage resource disposal sites, the saving area, the fuel storage plant and garbage sites, and measures to combat dust contamination.

Article 19 naked ground in urban and rural planning areas should be greened or paved.

Article 20 mining should combat dust contamination; storage of end-of-stage mines, savings, cements, etc. should take precautionary measures such as perimetering, sandbase (net); and re-entry, greening and rehabilitating ecology in a timely manner after mining.

Article 21 provides for a regular test of the contamination of motor vehicles, in accordance with the provisions of the Sichuan-based Module Control Approach.

Article 2: The Government of the people of the city (the State) shall phase out the motor vehicle and old motor vehicles of the raps of the creativity and old, in accordance with national and provincial regulations.

In accordance with the state of atmospheric contamination in the region, more than 13 people at the district level are subject to restrictive regional and time-bound traffic restrictions by law against the motor vehicle of a bloc. The Government's transport management is responsible for implementation.

Article 24 Tests by ship inspection bodies are conducted by law to test the contamination of ships and are operated by the competent ship.

Article 25 (Country) People's Government delineates residues under the law and prohibits open burning of residues in the prohibited areas. More than the people at the district level organize safe environmental protection, agriculture, rural and urban construction, and public safety, where appropriate, rescinded on-site inspections and regional interconnections.

Article 26 Circumstances of the urban roads should be regulated, processed, prohibiting open burning in the areas of population concentration, the vicinity of the airport, the vicinity of the transport dry line, and the local people's Government in accordance with the law.

Article 27 prohibits the incest burning of living garbage, asphal, oil steriles, rubber, plastics, leathers, etc. in areas where special protection is required by the population concentration area and other areas under the law.

Article 28 of the People's Government of the District (communes, districts) delineates the open burning area on the basis of the facts, regulating open burning.

In accordance with Article 29, the catering service operator should install and use a cleaning and dealing facility for oil and gas, and emissions of pollutants such as cigarettes, cigarettes should not be required. The removal of oil cigarettes into water pipelines is prohibited.

Article 33 engages in business services such as vacation, five gold processing, dry-washing, and should establish polluting control facilities, such as severance and disposal, and maintain regular use, and not carry out spray operations in opens.

Article 31 provides for the atmospheric emissions of toxic gases and cigarettes, which should be installed in a cleaning mechanism to meet national and provincial emission standards or other treatment measures.

The Government of the people at the district level should develop specific emergency scenarios for heavy pollution.

Emissions such as fuel plants, cement, militarization and steel should be developed for emergencies.

Article 33, the authorities of the Government of the People's Government for the protection of the environment should establish a heavy-polluting weather early warning platform and business mechanisms with sectors such as meteorology to disseminate information to society in a timely manner and to guide the public in taking relevant measures.

Article 34, in cases where the atmosphere is severely contaminated, the Government of the people concerned should promptly launch emergency prestigation, issue of atmospheric pollution emergency alerts, take legal measures to impose an order on the production of nutrients, mobile cars, parking in the urban area, kindergartens, schools stop organizing outdoor sports activities and meteorological interventions.

The relevant units and individuals should cooperate with the Government and the relevant sectors in taking heavy weather response measures.

Article XV, in violation of article 8 of this approach, imposes penalties in accordance with the relevant national legislation, legislation and regulations.

Article 36, in violation of article 11, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides for the operation of open, hiding and stones, resulting in atmospheric contamination, which is terminated by a supervisory authority established by the city, the people of the district, which is subject to a fine of more than 20,000 dollars in 2000; in exceptional circumstances, a fine of up to 3,000 dollars.

Article 37, in violation of article 12, paragraph 2, of this approach, provides that the use of volatile organic substances is not carried out in a closed environment without the installation of a contaminated governance equipment and a system of dehydration collection, or the absence of a bank account, punishable by national law, legislation and regulations.

Article 338, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that oil (hydr) recovery devices are not installed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and are punished in accordance with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 39, in violation of article 15, paragraph 1, and article 16 of this approach, punishes the provisions of the Integrated Urban and Rural Environment Regulations of the Sichuan Province.

Article 40, in violation of article 18 of this approach, stipulates that the material stored should be stored in a sealed manner, or that it is not subject to measures required to cause pollution and that the time limit for environmental protection authorities in the city (States), counties (markets, zones) is being changed to a fine of more than 1,000 dollars.

Article 40, in violation of article 20 of this approach, does not take measures to prevent dust, such as the storage of end-of-the-art mines, severances, cement, etc., and the anti-soil network (b), resulting in atmospheric contamination, which is modified by the environmental protection authorities of the district (communes, zones) to impose a fine of more than 10,000 dollars.

Article 42, in violation of article 25 of this approach, stipulates that a rescindation in the residue area is carried out by the environmental protection authorities in the district (markets, zones) to put an end to the offence and to impose a fine of up to 200 dollars.

Article 43, in violation of article 26 of this approach, stipulates that in the area of population concentration, the vicinity of the airport, the vicinity of the transport dry line, and in the area determined by the local people's Government, there is an open burning and trajectory, which is determined by the municipality (States), the district (markets, zones) environmental protection authorities or the supervisory authority established by the same people's government, to put an end to the violation and impose a fine of more than 200 dollars.

Article 44, in violation of article 27 of this approach, provides that in the area of population concentration and other areas where special protection is required under the law, there is a risk of incestineration of living wastes, asphtheses, oil necessities, rubber, plastics, leathers, etc., with toxic toxic gases such as city (State), district (market, district) environmental protection authorities or supervisory authorities established by the same people to end the offence in accordance with their respective responsibilities and impose a fine of more than 5,000 dollars.

In violation of article 29 of this approach, the operators of catering services have not been able to install a net cigarette and deal with the facility in accordance with the provisions, and the Government of the city and the district has established a deadline for the supervision of the management order, which is later uncorrected, with a fine of up to $50 million.

Article 46, in violation of article 33 of this approach, provides for the operation of spraying, which causes atmospheric contamination, with the responsibility of the environmental protection authorities in the district (markets, zones) to put an end to the offence and fine of more than 1,000 dollars.

Article 47 of this approach refers to the increased concentration of light particles in air due to anthropogenic emissions and atmospheric contamination of human health in certain meteorological conditions, resulting in a decline in visibility to national standards, and to atmospheric environmental pollution affecting human health.

Article 48 is implemented effective 1 May 2015.