Clean pollution control technologies for Industry

This strategy features in the framework of Agenda 21 as formulated at UNCED (Rio de Janeiro, 1992), now coordinated by the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development and implemented through national and local authorities.

Agenda 21 recommends assistance to industry in identifying and adopting clean production or cost-effective pollution control technology.

1. Developing pollution control technologies

1. Protecting the environment from contamination
2. Ensuring continuous corporate environmental improvement
3. Developing national strategies to control transboundary air pollution

1. Removing perverse environmental subsidies
2. Promoting good practice in health, environment and safety management
3. Mobilizing public opinion for pollution control
4. Involving local communities in pollution control

1. Uncleanliness
2. Self-control
3. Pollution
4. Overeffective
5. Costliness

1. PRINCIPLES OF INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION MANAGEMENT MONITORING
2. OECD: Financing Pollution Abatement: Theory and Practice
3. The Clean Air Act and the Economy
4. Air Pollution Control Policies in China: A Retrospective and Prospects
5. Cleaner Technology, Pollution Prevention and Environmental Regulation
6. Best Available Technology for Air Pollution Control: Analysis Guidance and Case Studies for North America
7. Clean Air and Technology Innovation: Working Concepts for Promoting Clean Technology Innovation Under the Clean Air Act
8. Guides to Pollution Prevention Municipal Pretreatment Programs