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A
data collection scheme was initiated in June 1998. The general concept is to concentrate
on amassing raw data for analysis by the CCPC, from which to pin-point specific problem
sources. Data from three years in particular has been sought: 1990 ‘high activity’ and
1998 and 1999 ‘low activity’. From the analysis carried out so far, it seems that
compliance monitoring has been limited and data from which to assess environmental impact
is sparse.
