On environmental protection for new projects

The calculation of the total pollutant discharge for newly constructed projects mainly involves the following steps: 1. Identify pollution sources: Determine all processes and sources within the project that may generate pollution. 2. Data collection: Collect relevant data on raw materials, products, production processes, pollution control technologies, etc. 3. Calculate emissions: Based on the collected data and pollutant emission factors or emission standards, calculate the pollutant emissions for each source of pollution. 4. Implement emission reduction measures: Based on the requirements of environmental impact assessments and pollutant emission standards, propose measures for reducing pollution and technical solutions for treatment. 5. Total emission calculation: Add up the emissions from all pollution sources, taking into account the effects of pollution reduction measures, to determine the total project emissions. 6. Comparison with emission limits: Compare the total amount of pollutants generated with the **or locally prescribed limits for total pollutant emissions, to ensure that these limits are not exceeded. 7. Prepare the environmental impact assessment report: Incorporate the aforementioned calculation processes and results into the environmental impact assessment report for submission for approval. This process may vary depending on the specific circumstances of the project and local environmental regulations. .