Pacific Spectrum Environmental also engages in permit and reportorial requirements for the Philippine National Police especially on explosives and explosive ingredients. This includes the License to Possess which is needed in order to possess/store explosives/explosives ingredients being monitored by PNP such as nitric acid, nitrates and chlorates. This license is a requirement in applying for a Permit to Purchase. A Permit to Purchase is needed in order to purchase these ingredients. Aside from these permits, we also liase submission of monthly consumption reports thru PNP crame if you’re from NCR, or thru Provincial, Regional and Crame if you’re from the provinces. Our notable clients include Intel Technology Philippines, Inc. and Numonyx Philippines, Inc both in Gateway Business Park, General Trias, Cavite.
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Friday, July 10, 2009
Car-cooling glass OK'd, but pollution fee is put off
SACRAMENTO – The state Air Resources Board yesterday unanimously ordered automakers to gradually install sunlight-reflecting glass designed to keep cars cooler, improve gas mileage and help battle global warming.
By lowering interior temperatures, regulators said, motorists would not be as tempted to crank up their gas-gobbling air conditioners. In turn, that would save fuel and cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
But in a surprise move, the board postponed imposing the nation's first carbon fee on most industries that release greenhouse gases. Board members said they wanted to review a potential conflict with federal law.
The carbon fee would raise about $52 million a year initially, later dropping to $36 million, to cover administrative costs for the state's program to cut greenhouse gases. That plan would cost California households an estimated $4 a year if utilities, refineries and others passed along the fee, according to air board estimates.
The decision came after several electricity providers warned that California might inadvertently put a fee on energy that is moved through but not used in the state. That would violate federal energy laws.
“We don't want to proceed with anything until we're absolutely confident what we're doing will meet every legal and constitutional test,” said Mary Nichols, air board chairwoman.
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By lowering interior temperatures, regulators said, motorists would not be as tempted to crank up their gas-gobbling air conditioners. In turn, that would save fuel and cut greenhouse-gas emissions.
But in a surprise move, the board postponed imposing the nation's first carbon fee on most industries that release greenhouse gases. Board members said they wanted to review a potential conflict with federal law.
The carbon fee would raise about $52 million a year initially, later dropping to $36 million, to cover administrative costs for the state's program to cut greenhouse gases. That plan would cost California households an estimated $4 a year if utilities, refineries and others passed along the fee, according to air board estimates.
The decision came after several electricity providers warned that California might inadvertently put a fee on energy that is moved through but not used in the state. That would violate federal energy laws.
“We don't want to proceed with anything until we're absolutely confident what we're doing will meet every legal and constitutional test,” said Mary Nichols, air board chairwoman.
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Air Polluion Control Company: Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc. offers a complete breadth of air pollution control technologies, including regenerative thermal oxidizers (RTOs), as well as catalytic, thermal recuperative and direct fired thermal oxidizers, and concentrator systems for the destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds, Hazardous Air Pollutants, NOx and odorous emissions. Additional offerings include energy recovery systems, turnkey installations, engineering studies, equipment retrofits, refurbished equipment, and preventive maintenance packages. Anguil has been in the air pollution control and energy recovery industries for over 30 years. Over 25 years ago, Gene Anguil founded Anguil Environmental Systems to concentrate on VOC control and energy solutions. Unlike other major suppliers, Anguil has built a worldwide reputation for excellence by focusing on air pollution control and energy conservation as our only businesses. At over 1,600 installations around the globe, our customers recognize their importance to our business and our commitment to the industry. Anguil systems control harmful and regulated volatile organic compounds (VOCs), hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), process odors, and nitrogen oxides (NOx) utilizing a wide range of proven technology solutions.
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Wednesday, July 8, 2009
The World’s Biggest Pollution Factory
The coal that has powered China’s economic growth . . . is also choking its people. – Elizabeth C. Economy At the root of many of China’s air-quality problems is its heavy dependence on relatively high-sulfur, low-quality coal for everything from electricity generation and industrial production to cooking and space heating in the home. China relies on coal for almost 75% of its energy needs. In fact, each year, China consumes more coal than Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States combined. The scale and scope of China’s coal power plant construction program is almost beyond one’s imagination. Consider that every single week, China adds one new large coal power plant to its energy base. Every single year, China builds enough new coal plants to light up the entire British Isles. In any given year, the amount of coal-fired capacity that China is building amounts to more than double that of the entire electricity-generating capacity of the state of California-more than 100 gigawatts. That China’s coal appetites are voracious is aptly captured in this passage from the Wall Street Journal: ”On a recent hazy morning in eastern China, the Wuhu Shaoda power company revved up its production of electricity, burning a ton and a half of coal per minute to satisfy more than half the demand of Wuhu, an industrial city of two million people. “It’s not just the quantity of coal used by China that matters.
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Monday, July 6, 2009
Green Roofs to be Mandatory on New Toronto Buildings
All new residential, commercial and institutional buildings with more than 2,000 square meters of floorspace in the City of Toronto will soon require a vegetated area, known as a green roof, on a portion of the rooftop. Toronto says it is the first municipality to pass a mandatory green roof bylaw, effective February 2010.
"The City of Toronto s leadership on all things green took another major step by making it obligatory to have green roofs for all types of new buildings," says deputy mayor Joe Pantalone. "This bylaw is a major part of the solution to climate change, the creation of green jobs, and it represents a whole new mindset on how our cities approach the 20 per cent or so of surface area that are roofs."
Steven Peck, president of the not-for-profit industry group Green Roofs for Healthy Cities says Toronto s bylaw "breaks new ground on how to structure a mandatory green roof requirement and the construction standard also contains important best practices that may prove to be a model for other cities."
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"The City of Toronto s leadership on all things green took another major step by making it obligatory to have green roofs for all types of new buildings," says deputy mayor Joe Pantalone. "This bylaw is a major part of the solution to climate change, the creation of green jobs, and it represents a whole new mindset on how our cities approach the 20 per cent or so of surface area that are roofs."
Steven Peck, president of the not-for-profit industry group Green Roofs for Healthy Cities says Toronto s bylaw "breaks new ground on how to structure a mandatory green roof requirement and the construction standard also contains important best practices that may prove to be a model for other cities."
Green roofs offer environmental benefits such as reducing storm water runoff, cutting en
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