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Your responsibilities to check equipment for fluorinated gas (F gas) leaks.
Qualification, compliance and notification requirements for ESOS.
Plan for climate change impacts to and from your site. How to integrate climate change adaptation into your management system under an environmental permit.
Uses of fluorinated gases (F gases) that are banned or will be banned in the future.
Find out how much nitrogen you can use on your land and how to plan and record your fertiliser use in a nitrate vulnerable zone (NVZ).
How to apply to be an authorised treatment facility (ATF) for ELVs, comply with ELV regulations and meet recycling targets.
For waste operators and exporters classifying some waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) devices, waste components, and wastes from their treatment.
Find out how to express the mass of a fluorinated greenhouse gas (F gas) in terms of carbon dioxide equivalent to comply with regulations on F gases.
Groundwater flooding, how it might affect you and what to do.
The qualifications you need to work with fluorinated gas (F gas) and the organisations that offer them.
What flood alerts and flood warnings mean and what you should do when they're issued.
Explains the definition of ‘regulated facility’ and how they are grouped into classes.
If you put EEE on the UK market you must follow rules on both the EEE you sell and the EEE that becomes waste (WEEE).
Facilities for boaters at Environment Agency lock sites on the non-tidal River Thames and the River Kennet.
This guidance explains the appropriate measures that regulated facilities permitted to store, treat or transfer (or both) non-hazardous and inert waste should consider.
Find out which Environment Agency locks and weirs you can fish at, the licences and permits you need and when you can fish.
Environment Agency enforcement position on temporary discharges of uncontaminated water from excavations to surface water without a water discharge activity permit.
The T4 exemption allows you to treat waste to reduce its volume for transport to another site for reuse, recycling or to make handling easier.
Find out if and by when you need to apply for a specified generator environmental permit to meet air quality requirements.
The U10 exemption allows you to spread specific waste on agricultural land to replace manufactured fertilisers or virgin materials (such as lime) to improve or maintain soil.
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