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The objective of this project is to strengthen the management and execution of air pollution emergencies, thereby implementing air pollution emergency preparedness and emergency decision-making operational systems and assisting in the upgrade of local environmental units’ air pollution response capability and assess the effectiveness of the air pollution response execution by the Department of Environmental Protection in local districts. The main achievements include: (1) Explore the implementation status of factories and the Environmental Protection Bureau in three types of air pollution incidents, including unknown sources; (2) Analyze the implementation difficulty and regulatory inadequacy of the amended draft of Standard Operations of Air Pollution Incident Response and Handling proposed in 2015; (3) Compile and analyze difficulties encountered by factories who accordingly fill out the Air Pollution Incident Risk Management Proposal and common problems in order to propose improvement approaches and include the operations in the recommended regulatory amendments of the fixed air pollutant source permit system; Set up a reference manual for air pollution incident emergency response execution;Implement the “Air Pollution Incident Response Handling Inquiry System” and regular maintenance and update of the response ability list as well as the compilation and analysis of monitored cases; (6) Import information of Dafa Industrial Park factories, surrounding environment, supportive testing facilities, and diffusion simulation into the Decision Support System (DSS) for air pollution incident; (7) Conduct a seminar on four issues, including air pollution sampling and evidence collection processes. Additionally, targeting two of the issues, including evaluate the range of air pollutant hazards during the worst case of storage tank leakage, conduct small-class computer teaching courses; (8) Complete the repair and maintenance of 15 types of air pollution emergency response equipment, including handheld total volatile organic compound detectors; (9) Complete five air pollution response site visits of the Environmental Protection Bureau; (10) Complete two national non-warning air pollution response notification tests.
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