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ppg06 - Working at construction and demolition siteshot!

19.08.2005

These guidelines are intended to assist those in the construction and demolition industry with responsibility for managing the environmental impact of their activities. Compliance with these should minimise the effect of the work on the environment. The guidelines are jointly produced by the Environment Agency for England and Wales, the Scottish Environment Protection Agencyand the Environment and Heritage Service in Northern Ireland, referred to as the Agency or Agencies. Sites are considered according to individual circumstances and early consultation with your local Agency office is advisable.

ppg10 - Pollution prevention guidelines for Highway Depotshot!

19.08.2005

These notes are for guidance only and are produced by the Environment Agency for England & Wales, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and the Environment and Heritage Service in Northern Ireland, referred to jointly as the Agency or Agencies. They indicate the possible pollution risks from highway maintenance depots and how they can beminimised. Although existing sites are encouraged to comply, it is not intended that the requirements should apply retrospectively unless pollution has occurred or the risk that it might is unacceptable. If you have questions relating tothe points in the note or believe pollution could be arising from your site, please contact your local Agency office.

ppg15 - retail storeshot!

19.08.2005

This document has been drawn up to assist those who design and operate major retail outlets and similar sites, such as distribution warehouses. Compliance with these guidelines should minimise the risk of pollution occurring. They have been produced by the Environment Agency for England and Wales, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and the Environment and Heritage Service in Northern Ireland, referred to as the Agency or Agencies. Each site will be considered according to individual circumstances. If a new storeis planned, early consultation with your local Agency office is advisable. Contact details will be found at the end of these guidelines.

ppg16 - schools and educational establishmentshot!

19.08.2005

This document has been drawn up to assist those involved in the management and maintenance of educational establishments. Compliance with these guidlines should minimise the risk of pollution occurring. They have been produced by the Environment Agency for England and Wales, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and the Environment and Heritage Service in Northern Ireland, referred to as the Agency or Agencies. Each site will be considered according to individual circumstances and early consultation with your local Agency office is advisable. Contact details will be found at the end of these guidelines.

ppg18 - Managing fire, water and major spillageshot!

19.08.2005

These guidance notes have been drawn up to assist in the identification of the equipment and techniques available to prevent and mitigate damage to the water environment caused by fires and major spillages. They are jointly produced by the Environment Agency for England and Wales, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and the Environment and Heritage Service for Northern Ireland, referred to as the Agency or Agencies. Please contact your local Agency Office for further information.Contact details will be found at the end of these guidelines.

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