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Page 4 to 5: Jacques Vernier – Preface | Page 6 to 7: Philippe Merle – Introduction | Page 8 to 19: Nadine Allemand and Jean-Pierre Chang – Evolution of emissions of certain atmospheric pollutants in mainland France | Page 20 to 26: Domitille Legrand – Water and industry: what avenues can be taken to improve water management by industry in France? | Page 27 to 30: Guillaume Bailly – Fundamental principles and strategic axes of the soil and subsoil protection policy in France | Page 31 to 35: Candice Roudier and Cécile Kairo – What indicators to monitor the health of the general population around major French industrial areas? | Page 36 to 38: Jean-Luc Perrin and Loïc Malgorn – Revision of the IED directive | Page 39 to 50: Christian Schaible – Vision of the European Environmental Bureau for the revision of the IED directive | Page 51 to 53: Matthieu Schuler – Based on technology or on risk: two complementary approaches to determine discharge limits | Page 54 to 59: Pierre Bois – The virtues of the ALARA principle in radiation protection – opportunities and limits of transposition to the field of industrial impacts | Page 60 to 63: Sylvie Sutter and Thomas Léopold – How to have an efficient policy to reduce the impacts of industry? | Page 64 to 66: Jacky Bonnemains – Pollution due to accidents: a blind spot? | Page 67 to 70: Alexandre Damiens – Pollution prevention in the United States | Page 71 to 74: Julien Boudet – What control of industrial pollution in China? | Page 75 to 78: Éric Bourdon, Emmanuel Normant and Philippe Prudhon – Pollute less here, pollute more elsewhere? Europe’s competitiveness | Page 79 to 80: Victoire de Margerie – Green mining and refining: yes this is possible | Page 81 to 90: Ilarion Pavel – The challenges of quantum technologies.
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