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Read more...International (global and regional) agreements and conventions are of major importance in order to control and reduce the amount of pollution to the Barents Sea. These agreements include regulation of activities and restrictions of use and/or bans of hazardous substances. For more information on applied conventions and agreements see electronic appendix on www.barentsportal.com .
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Read more...The Russian-Norwegian co-operation is important for the management of the Barents Sea. The co-operation have contributed and contributes to an increase in the common understanding of the pollution situation in the northern areas, strengthens the collaboration regarding control, monitoring and prevention of pollution (releases and inputs of pollutants to the environment and waste handling).
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Read more...In Norway the Ministry of Environment is responsible for all regulations relating to both health and environmental effects of chemicals where no separate regulatory measures have been laid down. Medicines, cosmetics, plant protection products and chemicals for occupational use are some types of uses or products that are separately regulated.
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Read more...In Russia, the responsibility for control and protection of the environment is given to all levels of the legislative authorities - from the Duma to local municipalities; an executive power is also distributed from the federal to the regional level.
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More than 100 experts from a total of 9 Russian and 20 Norwegian institutions have participated in the preparation of the report, and the work has been organized in 13 expert groups. The work has been led by Sevmorgeo and PINRO on Russian side and on Norwegian side by the Institute of Marine Research and the Norwegian Polar Institute..
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BarentsPortal is a project developed under the Joint Russian - Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation. The joint environmental report is a co-operation project between the Joint Russian - Norwegian Commission on Environmental Cooperation and the Joint Russian-Norwegian Fisheries Commission