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FWP 7/task 4 (pros and cons) – chapter 9.2
FWP 8/task 5 (raking and prioritisation) – chapter 9
FWP 9/task 6 (Stakeholder consultation) – chapter 4, chapter 6
FWP 10/task 7 (Meetings, presentations, reports (see chapter 4)
A description of the methodology used for the different working steps is specified separately
for each of the major tasksin the chapters below. For results of the working steps see the
corresponding chapters listed above.
3.1 Methodology for source inventory and mass flows
In this report a "source inventory" is seen as a compilation and evaluation of all known
potential sources for unintentional production and releases of POPs.
The identification of potential sources is based on scientific publications and the state of the
knowledge as well as on recommendations and compilations listed in official documents
related to POPs or the Stockholm Convention. The following sources (liste in alphabetical
order) have been investigated and influence the structure of various chapters of this report:
1. Air transport
2. Asphalt processing
3. Burning of agricultural waste
4. Chemical industry
5. Construction and Demolition
6. Crematoria / Animal carcass burning
7. Dredging / Offshore / Dock works
8. Iron and Steel Industry
9. Land filling
10. Marine transport
11. Mineral industry (Cement, Ceramics, Glass, Lime)
12. Non-ferrous metal industry
13. Open burning of waste
14. Power production
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