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Good news. The European Decontamination Industry Report 2021 is making progress. The surveys have recently been closed, after having been answered by numerous industry professionals from all parts of Europe.
The European Commission is currently preparing a legislative proposal to amend the annexes that deal with waste of Regulation (EU) 2019/1021 on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs).
Within the training programme of the European Demolition Association, EDA, there is usually also a place for our activity: decontamination of hazardous substances. In this regard, a webinar of great interest to EDI members and, ultimately, to decontamination professionals was held on June 2.
The PolyStyreneLoop Cooperative is a non-profit organisation under Dutch law. Members of the foundation are industry representatives from the whole polystyrene foam value chain.
After months of work, EDI Special Publication 2021 – Decontamination of hazardous substances is now ready. A reference publication that reviews more than a dozen of these substances such as asbestos, BTEX or silica dust.
Created in 2006, INTERAMIANTO – Technical Society of Asbestos Removal Ltd is the only company to act in the portuguese market with EU certification.
EDI is working on the elaboration of its European Decontamination Industry Report 2021. A study that aims to collect data of high value for decontamination professionals across Europe and provides an overview of the current situation of the sector.
MuniRem Environmental has a portfolio of innovative green remediation technologies for metals, explosives, radiation, petroleum and perchlorate in various media.
After the good reception of its first edition, published in 2020, the European Decontamination Institute (EDI) is working on its Special Publication 2021 – Decontamination of hazardous substances.
The term ‘social distancing’ has become one of the most commonly used expressions in the last year. We have experienced an almost radical change of life, and this has affected all areas, professional and personal. In both, events have been hit particularly hard.
The first European Decontamination Industry Report, launched by EDI last October 2020, has been very well received by the industry at European level. And it has been consulted by numerous professionals in the sector, as well as by various institutions throughout Europe.
POPs are a group of chemicals that have toxic properties, resist degradation in the environment, bioaccumulate through food chains and are transported long distances through the atmosphere, water currents and migratory species, within and across national boundaries.
Demolition workers many times do not know about the hazardous materials that they can get in touch with. Therefore, the Swedish Demolition Contractors has developed a digitalized course for workers who have little experience of building or demolition work.
The European Decontamination Institute has already launched its working group on Statistics for the preparation of a new edition of the European Decontamination Industry Report.
The working group on Hazardous Substances, created by EDI, is taking the final steps in the elaboration of its Special Publication 2021
