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Code of good housekeeping
To provide additional guidance to facility operators, in May 1992 the Technical Advisory Committee prepared a “Code of Good Housekeeping” as a brief outline of measures that should be considered to ensure that environmental releases of ozone‑depl...
Suggested substances for monitoring and declaration when using destruction technologies
Substances Units     PCDDs/PCDFs ng-ITEQ...
Essential-use exemptions approved by the Meetings of the Parties
Party  1996 1997 1998 1999 ...
Destruction technologies and status of their approval (2018)
Technology Applicability ...
Terms of reference for the panels
I. Panel for Scientific Assessment Chapter 1 - Introduction Chapter 2 - Polar ozone Chapter 3 - Global trends Chapter 4 - Model prediction Each chapter will be 50-100 pages in length with a 5-page summa...
Terms of reference of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel and its technical options committees and temporary subsidiary bodies
1. Scope of work The tasks undertaken by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel (TEAP) are those specified in Article 6 of the Montreal Protocol in addition to those requested from time to time at Meetings of the Parties. TEAP analyses ...
Summary by year of essential use exemptions
Summary 1996 1997 1998 1999 ...
Conditions applied to exemption for laboratory and analytical uses
1. Laboratory purposes are identified at this time to include equipment calibration; use as extraction solvents, diluents, or carriers for chemical analysis; biochemical research; inert solvents for chemical reactions, as a carrier or laboratory chemic...
Categories and examples of laboratory uses
(this list is not exhaustive) 1. Research and development (e.g. pharmaceutical, pesticide, CFC and HCFC substitutes) 1.1 Reaction solvent or reaction feedstock (e.g. Diels-Alder and Friedel‑Craft Reactions, RuO3 ox...
Reporting accounting framework for essential uses other than laboratory and analytical applications
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