TAILIEUCHUNG - Water Pollution Control Act: General Principles

The aimof this paper is to provide a detailed analysis of the impact of total population size and other demographic factors on air pollution emissions and to correct the weaknesses outlined above. We build on the papers by Dietz and Rosa (1997), Shi (2003) and York et al. (2003a, b) and improve on their studies in a number of ways. First, whereas these three studies examine only CO2 and energy use,we extend the analysis to sulfur dioxide (SO2) emissions, a pollutant with very different properties to CO2 and hence potentially pos- sessing a very different relationship with also estimate results for CO2 for means of comparison. Second,. | Water Pollution Control Act Original 28 articles promulgated by Presidential Order Tai-Tung 1 Yi-Tzu No. 3040 on July 11 1974. Revisions promulgated by Presidential Order on May 27 1983. Revised 63 articles promulgated by Presidential Order Tzong-Tung-Hwa-Tzong 1 Yi-Tzu No. 2238 on May 6 1991. Revisions to Articles 3 4 6 7 9 13 through 15 27 29 30 35 and 56 promulgated by Presidential Order Tzong-Tung-Hwa-Tzong-1-Yi-Tzu No. 8900026920 on April 26 2000. Revised 75 articles promulgated by Presidential Order Tzong-Tung-Hwa-Tzong 1 Yi-Tzu No. 09100098990 on May 22 2002. Revisions to Articles 40 44 through 46 48 and 56 and addition of Article 66-1 promulgated by Presidential Order Tzong-Tung-Hwa-Tzong-1-Yi-Tzu No. 09600168231 on December 12 2007. Chapter 1 General Principles Article 1 This Act is formulated to control water pollution and ensure the cleanliness of water resources in order to maintain ecological systems enhance the living environment and advance public health. The regulations of other laws shall apply to those matters not regulated by this Act. Article 2 Terms used in this Act are defined as follows. I. Water means surface water or groundwater as it exists in any form. II. Surface water body means water in part or in whole existing in rivers the sea lakes reservoirs ponds irrigation canals all classes of water drainage channels and other systems. III. Groundwater body means the water existing in underground water-bearing strata. IV. Pollutant means a substance biological organism or form of energy capable of causing water pollution. V. Water pollution means the introduction into water of substances biological organisms or forms of energy that alters water quality impacts the normal use of the water or endangers public health and the living environment. VI. Living environment means property animals plants and their reproductive environments that are closely connected with human life. VII. Enterprise means factories mines and quarries substitute wastewater

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