90%
reduction in USE of chemicals identified for Priority Action
Biodiversity Diversity and Ecosystems
448
Marine Protected Areas
5.9%
Covering 5.9% of the OSPAR Maritime Area
Recommendations to improve the status of 54 species and habitats
Including whales, turtles, seabirds, fish, invertebrates and important habitats
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Hazardous Substances and Eutrophication Committee
Identified chemicals for priority action and substances of concern to the marine environment
A comprehensive procedure to identify eutrophication
56 Measures addressing industries and diffuse sources of pollution
Offshore Industry Committee
2009 - 2014
40%
decrease in DISCHARGE of chemicals identified as candidates for substitution
2009 - 2014
NO CHEMICALS FROM OSPAR'S LIST OF CHEMICALS FOR PRIORITY ACTION WERE DISCHARGED IN 2014
No added chemicals identified for Priority Action were DISCHARGED in 2014
30%
decrease in USE of chemicals identified as candidates for substitution
18%
decrease of dispersed oil DISCHARGED in produced water
Radioactive Substances Committee
Evidence of substantial reductions in discharges from the nuclear sector
A complete and permanent ban on all dumping of radioactive waste
