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Canadian Environmental Protection Act

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May
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Latest News

Canada Announces New Reporting Requirements for Plastics

This directive applies to manufacturers, importers, and marketers of specified plastic resins and products.

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April 2024

Canada Rescinds Conditions on Ethane, 1,2-dichloro-, Polymer with Ammonia

This decision to lift the restrictions marks a shift in the regulatory status of this chemical, indicating that it is not considered toxic.

30

December 2023

Canada Proposes Plastic Products Reporting for 2024-2026

The requirements will cover a wide range of plastic products and resins used in various industries.

30

December 2023

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Legislation Overview

Legislation name
Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999
Applicable to
Canada
Purpose
Prevent pollution, encourage sustainable development, protect human health and the environment.
Scope
Pollution prevention, toxic substances control, waste management, enforcement.
Key requirements
Pollution prevention plans, toxic substances control, emergency measures.
Penalties
Imposes penalties for non-compliance, including fines and possibly imprisonment.
EXEMPTIONS
Detailed within specific provisions
Guidance
Environment and Climate Change Canada's website