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Measures | Detailed actions |
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Air pollution (AP) | AP1. Set up air quality monitoring system |
AP2. Set up sulfur and nitrogen emissions control area |
AP3. Provide shore power |
AP4. Use energy from renewable sources |
AP5. Use more electric machines/equipments |
AP6. Use automated gateway system |
AP7. Install air filter on port machines |
AP8. Port machines use clean fuel with lower sulfur content |
AP9. Monitor dust levels |
AP10. Implement dust and smoke recycle measures |
AP11. Monitor smoke from vessels |
AP12. Adjust the type of importing bulk cargo (e.g., replace coal splinter with block coal) |
AP13. Promote environment-friendly transport |
A14. Promote port ride share or use shuttle bus |
AP15. Establish the carbon footprint |
AP16. Vessel speed reduction in port |
AP17. Idle control on vehicles and cargo handling equipments |
AP18. Idle truck parking arrangement |
AP19. Use lower air pollution truck |
AP20. Replace or improve the old vehicles |
AP21. Vehicles and vessels to use clean fuel with lower sulfur content |
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Water pollution (WP) | WP1. Dredge monitoring and assessment |
WP2. Investigate sewage source |
WP3. Monitor water quality WP4. Handle spill oil emergency |
WP5. Install palisade on sewage pipe |
WP6. Manage ballast water |
WP7. Handle on board sewage |
WP8. Improve the standard of ship’s sanitation equipment |
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Noise pollution (NP) | NP1. Set high standards of noise limits |
NP2. Monitor noise levels during construction and operation |
NP3. Require to use lower noise |
NP4. Install double insulation windows and boards |
NP5. Use noise reduction machines (forklifts, ships, trucks, and other devices vehicles)
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Land and sediments pollution (LP) | LP1. Remediation of contaminated sites |
LP2. Reuse of dredge sediments |
LP3. Sediments deposited in the separated area |
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Materials selection (MS) | MS1. Adopt LEED standard for green building |
MS2. Procure locally available materials and suppliers |
MS3. Use reusable materials for building/facility |
MS4. Encourage using environment-friendly materials |
MS5. Port landscaping to use local native species |
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Water consumption (WS) | WS1. Reduce waste of drinking water and irrigation |
WS2. Monitor water usage and leakage |
WS3. On-site water treatment and reuse |
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Energy usage (EU) | EU1. Use new environment-friendly energy in office and port area (e.g., solar power) |
EU2. Microclimate design |
EU3. Use energy efficient control system |
EU4. Use “heat stop” paint to coat the refrigerated containers |
EU5. E-document program |
EU6. Use energy efficient light in port area |
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General waste handling (GH) | GH1. Recycle publications or office waste |
GH2. Reduce packaging use and choice fewer packaging use supplier |
GH3. Provide a dedicated storage area for recycling |
GH4. Reuse the construction waste materials |
GH5. Garbage classification in port area |
GH6. Vessel waste classification |
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Hazardous waste handling (HH) | HH1. Separate hazardous goods and poisons during construction and operation |
HH2. Employ licensed contractor to handle hazardous waste |
HH3. Sterilizing and burning of cargoes coming from epidemic area |
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Habitat quality (HQ) | HQ1. Establish indicators of habitat quality |
HQ2. Ecological monitoring in port area |
HQ3. Establish compensation area or alternative area |
HQ4. Expansion of tidal areas for habitat restoration |
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Port greenery (PG) | PG1. grow flowers or trees in port area |
PG2. Use biological spectrum lighting |
PG3. Use nonchemical composition of pesticide and fertilizer |
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Community promotion and education (CE) | CE1. Allow public to have port tour |
CE2. Provide job opportunity |
CE3. Encourage public participating in port planning |
CE4. Provide green port web site |
CE5. Promote green port concept for the community |
CE6. Public opinion survey |
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Port staff training (PT) | PT1. Hold green port seminar |
PT2. Provide green facilities/building guide and training |
PT3. Implement an accredited Environmental Management System |
PT4. Provide green port training |
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