UNIDO, in cooperation with UNEP, FAO, and UNESCO is promoting pollution control technologies.

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There is also a need to intensify efforts to develop water and land related technologies for irrigation and water desalination, using solar energy technologies, and to develop pollution control measures, including integrated programmes for pest management and the control of chemical pollution.

In this context, relatively small investments in implementing existing pollution control technologies could have huge environmental and public health benefits.

J. Transboundary air pollution control

(iv) To ensure the participation of affected groups and user groups in programmes for the control of indoor and outdoor air pollution, including encouraging local entrepreneurship in the introduction of new technologies to control indoor air pollution

(b) Prevention, reduction and control of pollution

enhance pollution control measures and energy recovery

Article 14 Prevention, reduction and control of pollution

Article 14 Prevention, reduction and control of pollution

Sources Statistics Norway and Norwegian Pollution Control Authority.

(c) Advocate with thermal companies for control of thermal pollution

27. Diesel vehicle particulate control technology to reduce outdoor air pollution

(d) Close link with port authorities for control of oil pollution

(h) Promotion of the control of environmental pollution and chemical wastes.

The most advanced observational and modelling tools, pollution prevention and control technologies and knowledge about best practices in air quality management must be shared effectively among industrialized and developing nations.

(c) minimize by preventive and control measures the risks of accidental pollution

The measures are required to promote the development and sound application of the best available technologies and their safe operation for efficient prevention, control and reduction of accidental pollution (para. 2).

We can put nuclear technologies under rigid international control.

Measures to prevent unlawful transfers of controlled goods and technologies included raising export control efficiency, strengthening international export control regimes, increasing their transparency and involving countries with nuclear technologies in export control regimes.

In many places, however, the gains made by tighter regulations and improved energy efficiency and pollution control technologies have been offset by the increase in traffic (vehicle miles travelled) and the demand for energy.

Stricter control over sensitive nuclear technologies and materials is also needed.

ARNETT, Eric H. (ed.), New Technologies for Security and Arms Control Threats

Water quality, erosion, and pollution control have become important issues in China's relations with other countries.

Technologies like MRI can help in surgical planning, resection control, and quality assurance.

Problems related to quality control and standardization, packaging and freezing technologies were analysed.

Efficient control over the non proliferation of the technologies for their production is imperative.

The second phase aims to draw upon the histories of environmental pollution control and industrial restructuring in the developed countries, and will focus particularly on Japan the hope is to help developing countries in the transfer of environmentally sound technologies.

Its objective is to facilitate training in pollution control and sound management of vector borne and parasitic diseases.

The projected market for pollution control activities in India alone over the next five years is 4 billion.

The methodology is documented in the attached report by the Norwegian Pollution Control Authority (SFT report 94 02).

The Programme for the Assessment and Control of Pollution in the Mediterranean Region (MED POL), the marine pollution assessment and control component of the Mediterranean Action Plan Barcelona Convention, recently prepared an assessment of the situation related to coastal litter in the Mediterranean.

And again, environmental pollution, air pollution, water pollution, deforestation, greenhouse gas emissions...

7.3 States should devise regulations and policies to control pollution of water resources by all persons and organizations, both public and private, including surveillance, disincentives, pollution penalties and assistance with compliance.

Another example is article 194 of UNCLOS (Measures to prevent, reduce and control pollution of the marine environment) and, in particular, its paragraph 3 (a), concerning pollution of land based sources.

e) the prevention and control of water pollution through, inter alia, the establishment of effluent and water quality standards.

In that connection, it was willing to share the experience and know how it had acquired in pollution control.

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To prevent, reduce and control pollution of the marine environment and degradation of coastal areas from land based sources of pollution, and to reduce or minimize the adverse effects that have already occurred.

A global assessment of freshwater quality is now followed by an evaluation of regional water pollution issues and the formulation of a strategy for the 1990s on water pollution control (UNDP, UNEP, WHO).

Moreover, the Convention establishes the general principles and policies governing prevention, reduction and control of pollution throughout the marine environment.

It facilitated training in the control of pollution and environmentally sound management of environmentally related diseases and aimed to control such diseases more effectively in refugee camps and settlements.

So, solving the problem of pollution with more pollution.

States in fulfilling their obligation to prevent pollution of an aquifer shall take special care to prevent, eliminate, reduce, or control