Traduction de «autorisation de déversement » (Français → Anglais) :

6. In the case of a pond involving the presence of cyanide, the operator shall ensure that the concentration of weak acid dissociable cyanide in the pond is reduced to the lowest possible level using best available techniques and, in any case, at waste facilities which have previously been granted a permit or have already been in operation on 1 May 2008 that the concentration of weak acid dissociable cyanide at the point of discharge of the tailings from the processing plant into the pond does not exceed 50 ppm as from 1 May 2008, 25 ppm as from 1 May 2013, 10 ppm as from 1 May 2018 and 10 ppm at waste facilities which are granted a perm ...[+++]it after 1 May 2008.

In the case of a pond involving the presence of cyanide, the operator shall ensure that the concentration of weak acid dissociable cyanide in the pond is reduced to the lowest possible level using best available techniques and, in any case, at waste facilities which have previously been granted a permit or have already been in operation on . that the concentration of weak acid dissociable cyanide at the point of discharge of the tailings from the processing plant into the pond does not exceed 50 ppm as from .*, 25 ppm as from . *, 10 ppm as from . ** and 10 ppm at waste facilities which are granted a permit after .*.

10. Regrets that, more than six months after the accident occurred, around 35 000 tonnes of fuel oil remain in the sunken vessel, with a leakage rate of around a tonne a day, and the Spanish authorities have failed to find a definitive solution to halt the discharge of fuel; points out, in this connection, that recovery of the fuel which is still inside the wreckage of the Prestige must be a priority; considers, with regard to the heavy fuel recovered, both directly from the discharges and in the form of tar collected along the coasts, that action must be taken to guarantee that it is PROCESSED and stored in a suitable protected place; ...[+++] in this connection, calls for a list of the places in which pollutants from previous oil spills along the EU's shores are stored, for information to be requested from the authorities concerned on the treatment of waste and the treatment systems used, and for a timetable to be drawn up for the disposal or processing of such substances, permitting incineration as a processing method only if it is done in accordance with Community legislation;

It has come to my attention that British Nuclear Fuels Ltd. has applied to the British Department of the Environment for authorisation to discharge high levels of technetium 99 into the Irish Sea in the near future.

the unauthorised discharge of hydrocarbons, waste oils or sewage sludge into water and the emission of a certain quantity of dangerous substances into the air, soil or water.

This authorisation must take particular account of the characteristics and composition of the waste, the characteristics of the elements in the waste in terms of harmfulness, the characteristics of the place where the waste is discharged and the marine environment it is entering, the techniques available to manage the waste, as well as possible damage to marine ecosystems and its effect on sea water usage.