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Best Available Technologies for manure treatment baltic sea 2020 4: RESULT OF DATA ANALYSIS 338 page long document, describing several aspects of pollution from pig and poultry farming. Energy issues and emissions to the atmosphere are in focus of the document. The lower focus on manure treatment reflects the development in industrial pig farming since the document was adopted. At that time, the average Danish pig farm for example, had 550 pigs (including piglets, sows and production pigs) while the average herd size is 2.250 pigs today. The need to treat/process manure has vastly increased, and will most probably continue to increase as national economies in the new EU Member States increases. Livestock manure treatment technologies have impacts on the leaching of N and P, and they need to be considered within the BREF. Criteria for what is to be considered as a BAT for manure treatment in intensive rearing of poultry and pigs are not specified within the legislation or in the BREF. A review process of the current BREF for intensive rearing of poultry and pigs was initiated in June 2008. The Technical Working Group members are asked to communicate recommended best available techniques to the IPPC Bureau by February 2010. The official guiding documents for the revision process of the BREF on the IPPC webpage (http://eippcb.jrc.ec.europa.eu/index.html), do not so far give special attention to leaching of nutrients to water. Several respondents have shown interest in the “Best Practice Manure” project objectives and activities, especially the list of cost effective technologies to reduce leaching of nutrients from pig manure. There seems to be a window of opportunity to develop a BREF who gives better attention to leaching of nutrients to water, and promote cost efficient manure treatment technologies that reduce this problem. It is important to take this opportunity, as it will take several years before the next review. 36
Best Available Technologies for manure treatment baltic sea 2020 ANNEX A: ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ANNEX A: ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ABP BAT BREF BSAG BSR CBMI CC CO2 DG ENV DM EEB EEC EIA EU HACCP HELCOM IEF IEG IPPC IVL JTI K LCA LIFE LRF MTT N NGO NVZ P SEI SLU SYKE TS TWG Agro Business Park Best Available Technique, as defined in Directive 2008/1/EEC Reference Document on Best Available Techniques for Intensive Rearing of Poultry and Pigs Baltic Sea Action Group Baltic Sea Region Innovation Centre for Bioenergy and Environmental Technology Cross Compliance Carbon Dioxide The Directorate General in charge of the Environment within the European Commission Dry matter European Environmental Bureau European Economic Community Environmental Impact Assessment European Union Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point Helsinki Commission The Information Exchange Forum The Information Exchange Group Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control, as defined in Directive 2008/1/EEC Swedish Environmental Research Institute Swedish Institute of Agricultural and Environmental Engineering Potassium Life Cycle Analysis the EU’s financial instrument supporting environmental and nature conservation projects throughout the EU the Federation of Swedish Farmers Agrifood Research Finland Nitrogen Non-governmental organisation Nitrate Vulnerable Zone, as defined in Directive 676/91/EEC Phosphorus Swedish Environmental Institute Swedish Agricultural University Finnish Environment Institute Total Solids Technical Working Group, in relation to Directive 2008/1/EEC 37
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