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ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE: MATERIALS
ENVIRONMENT and wildlife crimes - such as illegal logging, ivory poaching and trading in tiger parts and rare animals - are now so rife they should be treated as serious transnational organised crime, says EIA. Last Updated: 7 Jun 07 This report, released to coincide with the Second Extraordinary Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol, describes recent severe depletion of the ozone layer over the northern hemisphere and U.S. demands to continue producing and consuming the potent ozone-destroying chemical, methyl bromide, which was to be phased out in the developed world on January 1, 2005. Last Updated: 27 Jun 05 A new range of training materials for the enforcement community is launched by EIA (please see separate links for details) Last Updated: 20 Apr 05 Combating the Illegal Trade in Ozone Depleting Substances: A Guide for Enforcement officers Last Updated: 20 Apr 05 Fact sheet detailing methods used by ODS smugglers Last Updated: 19 Apr 05 Checklist to assist in identifying suspicious shipments of ODS by careful checking of documents. Last Updated: 19 Apr 05 Checklist to assist in identifying suspicious shipments of ODS by inspection of goods. Last Updated: 19 Apr 05 A summary of what is required for an effective enforcement system to prevent ODS smuggling. Last Updated: 19 Apr 05 Global CFC smuggling trends and the need for a faster phase-out Last Updated: 10 Nov 03 Why the Montreal Protocol needs to accelerate the phase-out of CFC production for Basic Domestic Needs Last Updated: 7 Jul 03 The continued illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances and the threat posed to the Montreal Protocol phase-out Last Updated: 1 Oct 01 At the 12th Meeting of the Parties to the Montreal Protocol, Decision XII/10 on the prevention of illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances was adopted. Last Updated: 24 Jul 01 EIA urges for international cooperation against the smuggling of Ozone-Depleting Substances (ODS), to be addressed at at the 12th Meeting of the Parties of the Montreal Protocol, due to a recent increase in their illegal trade. Last Updated: 11 Dec 00 Investigations by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) prove that the integrity, effectiveness and successes of the Montreal Protocol are seriously imperilled by the large scale illegal trade in ozone-depleting substances (ODS) Last Updated: 1 Nov 98
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