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EU proposes to beef up rules on ozone-depleters
The European commission has proposed to strengthen rules for the recovery and destruction of ozone-depleting substances (ODSs) as part of legislative proposals tabled on Friday. The changes would revise EU law in this area (EED 20/06/00).
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