Environmental Protection Regulations 1987 amended
6 Environmental Protection Regulations 1987 amended
The amendment in this regulation is to the Environmental Protection Regulations 1987.
Schedule 6 is amended by inserting after item 4 of the entry relating to the Environmental Protection (NEPM ‑ UPM) Regulations 2003 the following —
“
Environmental Protection (Unauthorised Discharges) Regulations 2004 | ||
1. regulation 3(1) | 250 | 500 |
2. regulation 4(1) | 250 | 500 |
3. regulation 4(2) | 250 | 500 |
”.
7. Clean Air Regulations 1967 repealed
The Clean Air Regulations 1967 are repealed.
Schedule 1 — Materials that must not be discharged into the environment
[r. 3]
Acid with a pH less than 4 |
Alkali with a pH more than 10 |
Animal waste |
Animal oil, fat or grease |
Compounds or solutions of cyanide, chromium, cadmium, lead, arsenic, mercury, nickel, zinc or copper |
Degreaser |
Detergent |
Dust produced by a mechanical process including cutting, grinding, sawing, sanding or polishing a material |
Dye |
Engine coolant or engine corrosion inhibitor |
Food waste |
Laundry waste |
Mineral oil |
Organic solvent |
Paint |
Petrol, diesel or other hydrocarbon |
Pesticide |
Sediment |
Sewage |
Vegetable oil, fat or grease |
Schedule 2 — Materials that must not be burnt so as to discharge visible smoke into the environment
[r. 4(1)]
Carpet |
Electrical cables |
Fabrics or textiles |
Organic solvent |
Paint |
Plastic, including polystyrene and the like |
Printed circuit boards |
Printing waste |
Rubber |
Timber that has been treated with preservatives |
Tyres |
Vehicles or vessels and their parts |
Waste oil, fats or grease |
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