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Final Report from the Conference on Management of Toxic Substances in the Marine Environment — Analysis of the Mediterranean and the Baltic (AMEBA)
October 2002
The Policy Forum focused on the possibilities for conducting regional marine ecological risk assessment/risk management for the Mediterranean and Baltic Seas, and how such activities can assist the implementation of the Barcelona and Helsinki Conventions. The draft Technical Guidance Document for marine risk assessment was also discussed. Also available are individual workshop presentations.
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Chemicals in Articles: Where is the Knowledge?
Swedish National Chemicals Inspectorate
2002
The report documents a project aimed at developing methodology for understanding the chemical contents in consumer articles.
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Swedish Environmental Quality Objectives — Interim Targets and Action Strategies
This report provides an overview of targets and action plans to implement the Swedish Environmental Quality Objectives.
June 2001
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Non-Hazardous Products: Proposals for Implementation of the New Guidelines on Chemicals Policy
Swedish Committee on New Guidelines on Chemicals Policy SOU 200:53
2000
Comprehensive analysis of implementation of Swedish Chemicals Policy Guidelines, prepared by a multi-stakeholder committee. Contains substantial background on Swedish chemicals policy
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Swedish Environmental Quality Objectives
Swedish Parliament
2000
The Swedish Parliament has established 15 environmental quality objectives, which will function as benchmarks for all environment-related development in Sweden. The overriding aim is to solve all the major environmental problems within one generation. The Final report of the Committee on Environmental Objectives provides analysis of the process that led to the establishment of the objectives.
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Observation List
Swedish National Chemicals Inspectorate
1998
Developed by the Swedish National Chemicals Inspectorate, this report, gives examples of approximately 250 substances requiring particular attention and which are extensively used. The Observation List includes restrictions and phase out targets, but is primarily intended to provide guidance for anyone using chemicals.
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Bridging the Gap (Conference documents)
Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, the EU Commission, the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the EU Joint Research Centre (JRC)
This web site provides documents from a conference on sustainability research and sectoral integration, particularly focused on chemicals
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