OEWG-IV/12

Elaboration de directives techniques sur la gestion écologiquement rationnelle des déchets de traitements de surface des métaux et matières plastiques (Y17)

Date: 03-07-2005
Treaty
Convention de Bâle
Type
Decision
État
Actif

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Technical guidelines, Environmentally sound management of waste, Plastics

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