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Theme
IV-7: Global Cross Border Pollution: Industrial and Natural
Disasters – Dr. J.C. Oppeneau (ADME, France)
Presentation abstracts
will appear here as soon as possible.
Ecotoxicology is associated
with important industrial or natural disasters. Global circulation
of pollution, such as bioatmospheric exchanges can reach numerous
environmental sites located in nearby countries. Such transborder
pollution (marine, atmospheric industrial release, gaz, water)
require special planning in order to react more or less rapidly
in appropriate ways.
Topics that may be
discussed include:
- Global evaluation
methodology
- Suitable criteria
for data exchange
- Coordination schemes
and interactive levels of action
- Time/Distance correlation
factors
- Difficulties encountered
- Need for data integration
- General governmental
regulations (normalisation, certification, monitoring and security
systems)
- European and International
regulations (security magins)
- Case studies:
- Global/regional
pollution
- Transnational
pollution case
- Industrial ecology:
- Industrial use
of side products and wastes
- Elimination and
neutralisation of waste matter
Submitted abstracts
include:
The Role of Data and
Information in Preventing Major Chemical Accidents
G.Thyagarajan, COSTED
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