ENDS Report 349, February 2004, pp. 20-22
1 February 2004
Data on pollution from more than 9,000 of Europe's major industrial facilities have now been made available under the new European Pollutant Emission Register.1 The figures raise questions about the environmental performance of businesses in different Member States - with the UK emerging poorly in some areas - and could become an important tool for benchmarking corporate performance.
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