The strictest environmental protection law forces the transformation and upgrading of equipment of coating enterprises

Luo Zhigang, leader of the Law Enforcement and Supervision Brigade of the Shunde District Environmental Transportation and Urban Administration Bureau, said that provinces and cities now attach importance to cleaner production and environmental protection, and have begun to increase inspections.
Enterprises should not be lucky, and will strictly investigate waste water, exhaust gas, noise, dust treatment and other issues.
, And severely punished in accordance with the law.
At present, what the coating industry in Shunde needs most is to actively prepare for the new environmental protection law.
"Enterprises should self-check whether they comply with the basic regulations, for example, whether the enterprise has passed the environmental assessment approval, whether the new equipment has also passed the environmental assessment, whether the sanitary protection distance meets the requirements, whether the corporate pollution control facilities are operating normally, and how the pollutants meet the discharge standards and many more.
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Where is the strictest environmental protection law?
First, the penalties for non-environmental protection are bankruptcy, and the penalties are calculated on a daily basis, and there is no ceiling.

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Those who do not meet the standards and discharge pollutants in excess of the standards will restrict production, suspend production for rectification, suspend business, and close.

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Anyone who fails to submit the EIA documents or starts construction without approval or without approval will be fined.

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Administrative detention measures are provided for producers and operators who have been ordered to refuse to implement after violating the law.

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Strict government environmental supervision responsibility.

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Grant the environmental protection department the right to seize and seize.

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Implement a pollution discharge permit management system.

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The environmental public interest litigation was confirmed.
(Source: Global Coatings Network) (For more information, please log in: Global Coatings Network http:// )