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A Deskbook for Customs Officers on Ozone Depleting Substances

Several States have cooperated with UNEP to design a handbook for customs officers that assist in the regulation of ozone depleting substances. The book includes information on:

  • Health and environmental effects of ozone depletion
  • Customs officers’ role in regulating illegal traffic of ozone depleting substances
  • Applicable laws and regulations that pertain to ozone depleting substances
  • Background on the national regulations regarding ozone depleting substances
  • Common smuggling schemes
  • Identification tips, lists, pictures of ozone depleting substances and containers
  • Screening checklist to use when monitoring imports and exports of chemicals

The Deskbook is available at http://www.unep.fr/ozonaction/
library/mmc/lib_detail.asp?r=3164

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