ENDS Report 331, August 2002, pp. 37-38
1 August 2002
The UK is broadly on course to meet EU limits on national emissions of acid gases, according to a draft strategy issued in August.1 However, compliance will be jeopardised if the UK opts for a low-cost implementation approach under the large combustion plants Directive - and the Government is back-tracking on plans to curb ammonia emissions from agriculture.
The full text of this article is only available to current registered subscribers and free trialists.
Subscribe for full access
or Sign up for a free trial subscription.
Already subscribe but don't have a password?
Activate your web account here.
Further information:
ENDS does not hold any responsibility for the content of external sites
