Restricting the use of single-use plastic in Ukraine is an important step towards the EU
step towards the EU and further implementation of waste management reform. This was stated by the Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine
Ruslan Strilets, according to the Government Portal, UNN reports .
We need to implement the relevant European Directive. In addition, we want to go even further - to start testing our waters for microplastics,Ruslan Strilets said.
We need to implement the relevant European Directive. In addition, we want to go even further - to start testing our waters for microplastics,
We need to implement the
relevant European Directive. In addition, we want to go even further -
to start testing our waters for microplastics,
Ruslan Strilets said.
We need to implement the
relevant European Directive. In addition, we want to go even further -
to start testing our waters for microplastics,
Ruslan Strilets said.
Details
The Minister visited the Western Region Water Monitoring Laboratory in the Dniester
BWR, which has significant potential and capabilities for such research.
It is noted that the laboratory analyzes up to 350 samples of water per month
of water for the content of priority substances defined by the EU Water Framework Directive.
The analysis is also carried out on samples taken in the areas affected by
of hostilities.
Operational sampling and measurements are carried out using mobile
on the spot are carried out with the help of a mobile laboratory that Ukraine received
from the Slovenian Environmental Agency. German partners also helped with modern equipment.
German partners also helped with modern equipment.
Now, moving towards the EU, we have to take
the next steps, and perhaps Ukrainian research will become the basis for new trends
in the European Union," the Minister said.
Supplement
Also during the opening of the fourth meeting of the Dniester Commission
Minister discussed the state of the Dniester River basin and international coordination.
Ukraine and Moldova share many common goals, first of all, the desire to become part of the European family. I am grateful to my colleague, the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Moldova, Iordanita-Rodica, for the constant dialogue and support,Streltsov summarized.
Ukraine and Moldova share many common goals, first of all, the desire to become part of the European family. I am grateful to my colleague, the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Moldova, Iordanita-Rodica, for the constant dialogue and support,
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