In Stuttgart on 29 November 2005, Baden-Württemberg‘s Ministry for the Environment held an Information Day on the IPPC Directive’s implementation in Germany and specifically in Baden-Württemberg. It has been concluded that the environmental protection standard in Germany presents a solid basis for compliance with the guidelines of the Directive, and that co-operation between public authorities and businesses is an essential prerequisite for practical implementation. Ulrich Maurer and Alexander Neubauer compiled the event’s findings.
Here you can download the article [pdf, 32 KB, German].
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German
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- Journal: Der Umweltbeauftragte, Vol. 14 | No. Februar 2006
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oekom verlag, Germany - Year
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1613-0634 (print)2510-6759 (online)
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IPPC, Sevilla Process, Industry, Air Pollution Control, Emissions, waste, Implementation, BAT, reference documents
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European Commission, Directorate-General Environment (DG Environment), International
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