Legislación Medioambiental (Lidya) Lidya
We have written to give us some guidelines on legislation to keep in mind for the topic at hand:
Nationally :
-Royal Decree 1302/1986 of June 28, Environmental Impact Assessment.
-Law 6 / 2001, dated May 8, to amend the Royal Decree 1302/1986, of June 28, environmental impact assessment.
at regional level:
-Law 4 / 2007, of 08/03/2007, Environmental Assessment in Castilla-La Mancha.
also be of great interest and help meet the following documents:
-Law 34/2007 of November 15, air quality and atmospheric protection.
-Law 27/2006 of July 18, by regulating access rights to information ...
-Ley 8/2007, de 28 de Mayo, de Suelo.
DATOS DEL PROYECTO QUE DEBEMOS CONOCER .
Para poder aplicar la legislación correspondiente debemos conocer una serie de datos del proyecto, como son:
-Situación real del proyecto.
-Superficie que ocupa la acería.
-Distancia real a los núcleos de población.
-Capacidad de producción de la fábrica (por hora).
-Potencia térmica utilizada (en caso de ser necesaria).
-¿Quién es el órgano sustantivo? ¿el promotor? ¿y el órgano ambiental?
Sabiendo todas estas características podremos saber si el proyecto de la acería se encuentra within the Annexes of the regional Environmental Assessment Act, which displays a list of projects must undergo Environmental Impact Assessment, according to their characteristics.
Knowing the different bodies involved in the process at all times we will know in whose hands is the project in various stages of the Environmental Impact Assessment, which is explained below. And we submit that our bodies should require some type of information.
Below is a brief outline-summary of Act 4 / 2007 Environmental Assessment in Castilla-La Mancha, highlighting the most interesting to be taken into account.
First a clarification of certain important concepts. Definition
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA):
The EIA is an administrative process, from an Environmental Impact Study (Es.IA) on the environmental impact of a project, and a participatory process aforesaid public advocacy, ends with the Environmental Impact Statement, in which the environmental agency established by the competent authority approval, modification or rejection of the project. General Procedure
EIA
Initiation of proceedings:
The developer submits the environmental agency a summary report of the project or activity.
If the substantive body, it will forward to the environmental: 15 days.
Prior Consultation: Environmental
The court shall forward it to individuals, institutions and authorities concerned are expected to give their suggestions 10 days
submissions should be mailed to the environmental; 30 days
transmit the environmental agency and the promoter basic guidelines for the Environmental Impact Study: 20 days
Public Information Environmental Impact Study.
The Es.IA be presented at the national substantive that will bring it along with the project public information. 30 days
If there is no provision in the substantive proceedings, the court has referred to Environmental Public Information: 30 days
Additional information
The OA may require additional information: 20 days
The promoter must provide additional information: 30 days
Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Environmental
The national court referred to the DIA Noun: 30 Days
The number of days for each process can vary as established by the administration of each community. Despite this, with this small scheme we can have a fairly clear idea of \u200b\u200bhow the procedure works.
NOTE: These are some of the points in my opinion it is worth noting. For a better understanding of the law is clearly necessary to peruse the complete document of law. For more information, request in the mail from the association: gamonal.veton @ gmail.com
Efectos sobre la Salud (Laura) Laura
Providing Pozuelo: CESIUM 137 (I think we can start attacking there) Health Effects "Humans may be exposed to cesium by breathing or by ingesting food and beverages. In air cesium levels are generally low but radioactive cesium has been detected in some surface water levels in many types of comidas.La amount of cesium in food and water depends on the emission of radioactive cesium nuclear power plants , mostly through accidents. When contact with radioactive cesium, which is highly unlikely, the person can experience cell damage due to radiation emitted by cesium particles. This can result in effects such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and bleeding. If the exposure is long people can even lose consciousness, enter coma or even death. How serious are the effects depends on the strength of any person, the exposure time and concentration to which it is exposed. "1 cesium is difficult to find in high doses as a result of a steel mill, is our weak point in this appearance but if so the health consequences can be disastrous .... Environmental effects of cesium Cesium is found in nature mainly because of the erosion and weathering of rocks and minerals. It is also released into the air, water and soil through mining and manufacturing of minerals. Radioactive isotopes of cesium may be decreased only in their concentration through radioactive decay. Non-radioactive cesium can also be destroyed when it enters the environment or react with other compounds in very específicas.Tanto molecules radiocaesium act chemically as stable as the bodies of humans and animales.El cesium in air can travel long distances before plunging into the earth. Most cesium compounds are very soluble in water. In soils, on the other hand, cesium can not be removed by the groundwater, there remains in the upper soil layers and is strongly attached to the particles of the same, and as a result is not available for uptake by roots plants. Radioactive cesium has the opportunity to enter the plants by falling on the leaves. Animals that are exposed to very high doses of cesium show changes in behavior, such as increased or decreased activity. 2 1.2. www.lenntech.com / English / table-peiodica / Cs.htmb this is a health guide, which sets out a simple way q people what happens if they are in contact with cesium: http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/es/toxfaqs/ es_tfacts157.html weno
and press release here: http://www.huelvadenuncia.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&Itemid=113&id=626&ccdate = 19.10.2007
Visita al Ayto. de Talavera (Lauri) late December
Lauri came to the town of Talavera with Elenita and Caro. This is what they did and what they said Emilio Laso there such a town planning led us because apparently in the middle environment they knew nothing, asked urban total in the environmental impact study of the second phase expansion of the circle because I thought the mill was included (but I said no, and then once approved they are going to develop it imapact makes another environmental study for the mill and I guess for anything else). The issue is that the study of enlargement it just brought to the Board and will take 4 to 6 months to age, this also need it because as Jose (the dry) that we met said they had asked about 250m from ending up where Gamonal hull polygon begins to respect him and do not build anything, or something well. Ahh! and everything is there going to build (we are very interested) In short in 4 or 6 months we do about the environmental impact study of the expansion of the polygon, we study, we call ... and when the mill or the other thing that interests us not to do as we do with them and come back to do the same. Ahhh, to be sure that Emilio M. Laso gave me his card to call him whenever I had any questions or whatever, so cool.
