Exchanging information on costs of control technologies for transboundary air pollution

Emission control costs rise sharply with the stringency of the abatement levels aimed at. For the remaining measures, systematic identification of their cost-effectiveness at the margins is necessary.

Cost-effective approaches to the reduction of air pollution need to integrate technical, economic, physical and ecological aspects of pollution on a regional scale.

1. Exchanging information to control transboundary air pollution
2. Exchanging information on control technologies for transboundary air pollution
3. Developing pollution control technologies

1. Cooperating on cost-effect analysis and environmental impact procedures

1. Improving hazardous waste management programmes to meet health and environment norms

1. Long-range transboundary air pollution

1. Self-control
2. Pollution
3. Misinformation
4. Information
5. Disinformation

1. The 1979 Geneva Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution