Resources
Showing 26 - 50 of 59
59 results found
UNEP Chemicals recently implemented a project to assist countries in the environmentally sound management of mercury waste. One of the projects related to a mercury cell chlor-alkali facility in Uruguay.
This checklist was developed by the WCC Expert, Mr. Gilberto Marronato, and was applied in the pilot project on mercury management “Chloralkali Project – Uruguay” in April 2011.
[ Arabic / Chinese / English / French / Spanish ]
Presented at the second session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee to prepare a global legally binding instrument on mercury (INC2) held on 24-28 January, 2011 in Japan
World Chlorine Council Reporting
In response to a recommendation of the UNEP Global Mercury Partnership Advisory Group in 2009, the partnership area has updated a 2004 database of global mercury cell chlorine capacity. According to data compiled, some 100 facilities in 44 nations today have some industrial mercury cell chlorine capacity.
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Reporting
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines.
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines.
World Chlorine Council Reporting
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
In response to a recommendation of the UNEP Global Mercury Partnership Advisory Group in 2009, the partnership area has updated a 2004 database of global mercury cell chlorine capacity. According to data compiled, some 100 facilities in 44 nations today have some industrial mercury cell chlorine capacity.
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Reporting
The general objective of this project is to identify and manage mercury emissions in Chile in order to protect human health and the environment.
To fulfill this general objective, the project foresees the implementation of the following activities, among others:
• Identifying the main sources of mercury emission and release in Chile.
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines. Replacement of mercury-based technology to membrane-based technology in alkali-chorine industry in São Paulo.
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Reporting
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Publications and Guidelines
World Chlorine Council Reporting
Showing 26 - 50 of 59
The overall goal of the UNEP Global Mercury Partnership is to protect human health and the environment from the releases of mercury.