WASTE SHIPMENTS
March 1st, 2002
BY KEITH NUTHALLNATIONAL regulatory authorities have the power to refuse to allow waste shipments to leave EU ports or cross their territories via inland waterways, whether they represent the country sending a cargo, receiving it or being used for transshipment, the European Court of Justice has ruled.Judges said that all EU Member States had the duty to examine whether waste cargoes officially destined for recycling and recovery, (such as waste-for-energy schemes), were to be processed this way, or were actually earmarked for straight disposal, (such as ...
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