Anti-Pollution Measures. 7.9.1. The Contractor shall take all reasonable steps to prevent pollution of the surface and ground water. Such pollutions could result from release, accidental or otherwise, of chemicals (paints) oils, fuels, sewerage, construction waste or waste products.
Anti-Pollution Measures. In the environmental impact assessment framework, mitigation measures, such as water sprinkling, installation of water purification tanks, and use of low-noise heavy equipment, are proposed for air and water pollution, noise, vibration, etc. during construction work, and mitigation measures, such as traffic control, are proposed for air and other pollution after the start of service. After sub-projects have been determined, mitigation measures will be implemented in accordance with the environmental management plan established based on the environmental impact assessment framework.
Anti-Pollution Measures. Since noise is expected to be generated from the construction machinery during the construction, such measures as periodic maintenance of the construction machinery, speed limits for vehicle type construction machinery and the wearing of earplugs by workers will be taken. In addition, a disposal site for the dredged silt will be installed since large-scale dredging will be carried out.
Anti-Pollution Measures. As the measures for the dust, noise and water quality during construction, regular watering, installation of soundproof walls and appropriate management for wastewater and waste management will be taken. As the measures for the noise after-service, in addition to installation of soundproof wall in the vicinity of residential areas, traffic education of regulation speed such as and horn use will be carried out by MOPTVDU.
Anti-Pollution Measures. In the Project, nitrogen oxide occurs upon combustion of natural gas which is the main fuel for the gas power plant. The expected performance of the facilities and the profile of the fuel planned to be introduced to the Project satisfy the environmental and emission standards of Iraq as well as international standards such as World Bank. However, in case the standards are not met, appropriate measures for air pollution substances or reduction of emission must be taken by the contractor or the Executing Agency. It is also expected that the wastewater or wastes are treated appropriately in the wastewater treatment facilities in order to satisfy the standards of Iraq as well as international standards such as World Bank.
Anti-Pollution Measures. This Project is unlikely to cause significant water pollution or noise or vibration impacts. Still, necessary anti-pollution measures will be taken during the construction period, in accordance with the Egyptian construction guidelines, etc., to prevent construction materials from dispersing and stop paints, oils, and fats from polluting surrounding soils.
Anti-Pollution Measures. In order to mitigate the impact of air pollution, noise, and vibration during the construction, according to the Kenyan domestic law, measures are to be taken such as the mitigation of dust using water sprinkling or covering the platform, installing sound arresters on construction vehicles, the limitation of construction at night, and so on.
Anti-Pollution Measures. The Project includes replacement of asbestos piping, but measures are planned to be taken by asbestos disposal specialists.
Anti-Pollution Measures. The Project will incorporate seawater-based flue gas desulfurization equipment and a low-NOx combustion system, so it is expected to meet the criteria for both sulfur oxide (SOx) and nitrogen oxide (NOx) exhausts from power stations in accordance with applicable domestic and international regulations (IFC Environmental, Health, and Safety Guidelines. Hereinafter referred to as “EHS Quidelines”). The power station to be constructed in the Project is expected to meet both national standards and EHS Guidelines for atmospheric concentrations. Furthermore, the estimated (annual) PM10 concentration level (42.4 to 62.4 µg/m3 ) for the power station’s emissions exceeded the upper limit of Bangladesh's prescribed range, but this was the only instance in which the plant missed a threshold. This most likely reflected the impact of the pre-implementation concentration level (42 to 62 µg/m3 ) and the Project presumably contributed an insignificant amount of 0.4 µg/m3 . The effects of PM will be minimized by adopting a high stack (275 m) and electric dust collectors. Plans also call for preventing coal dust from scattering by sprinkling water mainly during the dry season once the plant is in service. Seawater will be used for cooling in the Project, but no negative impact on the ecosystem is expected. By controlling the temperature of the water at discharge to within 7°C above the temperature at intake, the plant will comply with the national standard (less than 40°C). The noise impact is expected to meet the standard for Bangladeshi or EHS guidelines during the construction and after the commencement of service. ⑤ Natural Environment: The target area of the Project is not located in or around vulnerable areas, such as national parks. Sonadia Island, designated as an “Ecologically Critical Area” by the Government of Bangladesh, is located approximately 15 km south of the Project site. However, no negative impact on Sonadia Island is expected because the mitigation measures noted in the anti-pollution measures will be taken and the effects of air pollution and water contamination will remain limited. To avoid any harm to the breeding of sea turtles, necessary measures has been taken during their breeding and hatching season, including dimming the intensity of light sources illuminated on the sea surface or the surrounding area during construction and limiting noise and vibration. Project workers has been bunned from gathering, harvesting, or hunting spoon-billed sandpipe...
Anti-Pollution Measures. The Project will take measures to mitigate the impacts on air quality, water quality, noise levels, and solid waste during the construction and operation phases so as to meet domestic and international environmental standards.
