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Environmental Monitoring
Real-time monitoring and reporting of Gibraltar’s air quality to safeguard public health and meet environmental standards.
Waste (Household)
Proper waste management is essential to protecting our environmental and public health.
Waste (Businesses)
Information and guidance for businesses on waste-related regulations, applications, and licensing requirements.
Bathing Water
Gibraltar’s bathing waters and public swimming pools are routinely monitored to ensure they meet high safety and hygiene standards. The Environmental Agency conducts regular sampling and analysis during the bathing season and throughout the year to safeguard public health.
Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPPCs)
Integrated Pollution Prevention and Control (IPCC) is a regulatory system that employs an integrated approach to control the environmental impacts of certain industrial activities.
Dust Control
Dust emissions in Gibraltar are regulated under the Environment (Control of Dust) Regulations 2010. Activities such as construction, demolition, and material handling require a Certificate of Approval and a Dust Control Plan.
Waste Management
Effective waste management plays a vital role in protecting Gibraltar’s environment and public health. Below is an overview of key areas we regulate and support, each with dedicated guidance and requirements for the public and businesses.
Ozone Depleting Substances
Ozone Depleting Substances (ODS) are chemicals that can cause significant harm to the Earth’s ozone layer when released into the atmosphere. These substances are regulated to protect public health and the environment.
Solvent Emissions
Solvent Emissions arise from the use of organic solvents in industrial processes, which can impact both human health and air quality. Regulations are in place to minimise these emissions and encourage safer practices.
Environmental Noise
Environmental Noise refers to unwanted or harmful outdoor sound created by human activities, such as transport, industry, or construction. Effective noise management helps protect public health and preserve quality of life.
