Emergency Preparedness Plan for Sudden Environmental Incidents (Guiding Opinions) (requires expert consultation) I. Animal Husbandry and Processing of Agricultural Products: Large-scale livestock and poultry farms (annual pig slaughtering of 5,000 heads or more; involving environmentally sensitive areas); County-level and above (including county) slaughterhouses (with cold storage and chemical refrigerants); Sugar production and sugar products processing (crude sugar production). II. Alcohol and Tobacco Industry: Alcohol beverages and alcoholic beverages manufacturing; cigarette production. III. Textile and Apparel Industry: Textile manufacturing (with wool washing, finishing, degumming sections, producing silk wastewater and refined wastewater); Apparel manufacturing (with wet printing, dyeing, and washing processes). IV. Leather, Fur, Feathers, and Their Products and Footwear Industry: Leather, fur, feather (down) products (leather production, fur tanning); Footwear industry (using organic solvents, foaming agents, and other chemicals). V. Papermaking, Paper Products, and Printing Industry: Pulp, dissolved pulp, fiber pulp, etc., manufacturing; Papermaking (including waste paper papermaking), paper products manufacturing (with chemical processing techniques); Printing plants (excluding those using water-based inks).

Emergency Response Plan for Sudden Environmental Events Industry Directory

(Advisory Opinion)

1. Livestock and agricultural byproduct processing: Large-scale livestock and poultry farms (annual hog slaughtering capacity of 5,000 heads or more; involving environmentally sensitive areas); slaughterhouses at or above county level (with cold storage and chemical refrigerants used); sugar and sugar product manufacturing (raw sugar production).

Alcohol and Beverage Manufacturing; Cigarette Production.

Section 3: Textile and Apparel Industry: Textile manufacturing (including wool scouring, dyeing and finishing, and de-gumming processes, which generate silk reeling wastewater and refined wastewater); Apparel manufacturing (with wet printing, dyeing, and washing processes).

Four: Leather, fur, feather, and related products; footwear industry (using organic solvents, foaming agents, and other chemicals).

Five. Papermaking, paper products, and printing industries: manufacturing of pulp, dissolving pulp, fiber pulp, etc.; papermaking (including waste paper papermaking), manufacturing of paper products (with chemical treatment processes); printing plants (excluding those using water-based inks).

Section 6: Petroleum Refining and Coking Industry: Processing and natural gas processing; oil shale and other refining, coal to oil, bio-oil and other petroleum products; coal chemical industry (including coal liquefaction and gasification); coking, coal pyrolysis.

Chemical raw materials, chemical products manufacturing, chemical fiber manufacturing: Basic chemical raw materials manufacturing; Pesticide manufacturing; Paints, dyes, pigments, inks, and similar products manufacturing; Synthetic materials manufacturing; Special chemicals manufacturing; Pyrotechnic and fireworks products manufacturing; Water treatment agents manufacturing; Semiconductor materials, printed circuit boards; Manufacturing of daily chemical products (excluding mere mixing and packaging); Chemical fertilizers manufacturing (excluding simple mixing and packaging); Chemical fiber manufacturing, biomass cellulose production; Companies using these products.

Section 8: Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: Chemical drugs, biological, biochemical products manufacturing; preparation of traditional Chinese medicine, processing of traditional Chinese medicine extracts (with extraction technology).

Section 9: Rubber and Plastic Products Industry: Tire manufacturing (including refining and vulcanization processes), recycled rubber manufacturing, rubber processing, rubber products manufacturing and renovation; plastic products manufacturing (including leatherette, foamed plastics, etc. involving toxic raw materials, made from recycled plastics, with electroplating or painting processes, and annual oil-based paint usage (including thinner) of 10 tons or more).

Ten: Non-metallic mineral products industry: Cement manufacturing; glass products manufacturing heated with coal, oil, or natural gas; calcined graphite and carbon products; asbestos products; ceramic products (with glazing process).

Eleven: Iron smelting and processing; pelletizing and sintering; steelmaking; ferroalloy production; manganese and chromium smelting; non-ferrous metal smelting (including recycling non-ferrous metal smelting); non-ferrous metal alloy production; metal product processing and manufacturing (with electroplating or painting processes); surface treatment and heat treatment of metal products.

Twelve, Industries with electroplating or painting processes and annual consumption of oil-based paints (including thinner) of 10 tons or more: sawn timber processing, wood chip processing, wood product manufacturing, bamboo, rattan, palm, and straw product manufacturing; furniture manufacturing; craft manufacturing; general equipment manufacturing and maintenance; special equipment manufacturing and maintenance; railway transportation equipment manufacturing and repair; ship and related equipment manufacturing and maintenance; aerospace vehicle manufacturing; motorcycle and bicycle manufacturing; traffic equipment and other transportation equipment manufacturing; instruments and meters manufacturing; automotive manufacturing; electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing.

Thirteen: Comprehensive Utilization of Waste Resources: Disassembly, processing, and regeneration of waste resources (including biomass), such as waste electronic and electrical products, waste batteries, waste vehicles, waste motors, waste metals, waste plastics, waste oil, waste ships, and waste tires.

Section 14: Electricity and Thermal Power Generation and Supply Industry: Thermal Power Generation (including Cogeneration), Comprehensive Utilization Power Generation, Hydropower Generation, Biomass Power Generation, Thermal Power Production and Supply Engineering

Fifteen: Water Conservancy Projects across city boundaries, inter-basin, and involving environmentally sensitive areas.

Section 16: Urban Infrastructure Construction and Management: Gas production and supply industry (engineering for gas production and supply); Water production and supply industry (engineering for tap water production and supply, centralized treatment of domestic wastewater, industrial wastewater treatment); centralized disposal of urban domestic waste (including kitchen waste).

Chapter 17: Environmental Management Industry: Utilization and disposal of hazardous waste (including medical waste); disposal and comprehensive utilization of general industrial solid waste (including sludge).

Eighteen: Coal washing and screening, blending coal; production of shaped coal, water coal slurry.

Chapter 19: Oil and Natural Gas Extraction: Petroleum and shale oil extraction; natural gas, shale gas, and sandstone gas extraction (including purification and liquefaction); coalbed methane extraction (including purification and liquefaction).

Twenty: Mining and ore dressing industry: Black (non-ferrous) metal mining and dressing (including independent tailings storage); Chemical mineral mining and dressing; Asbestos and other non-metallic mining and dressing.

Twenty-one: Transportation and Storage Industry: Grade highway (Grade II and above); railways, airports; fuel supply projects; oil, gas, liquid chemical terminals, container-specific terminals; oil, natural gas, shale gas, refined oil pipelines (excluding urban natural gas pipelines); chemical transportation pipelines; oil depots, gas depots (including LNG depots); storage and transportation of toxic, harmful, and hazardous goods.

Twenty-two, Social Projects and Service Industry: Specialized laboratories (P3, P4 biosafety laboratories; genetically modified organisms laboratories); R&D bases (including pilot projects in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, etc.); Provincial-level and above chemical, pharmaceutical, and biological laboratories with functions of testing, analysis, and detection; Facilities with a level two or above (which may have a significant impact on environmentally sensitive areas in case of sudden environmental incidents); Film processing plants; Gasoline and gas stations; Dumping sites approved by the county (district) environmental protection department.

Twenty-three, construction projects or enterprises that require the preparation and filing of an emergency response plan for sudden environmental incidents in environmental impact assessment documents.

Public Method: Proactive Disclosure

CC: Ministry of Ecology and Environment Emergency Office

Office of the Guangdong Provincial Environmental Protection Bureau, Issued on September 12, 2018

Emergency Preparedness Plan for Sudden Environmental Incidents Industry List (Guiding Opinions) (Requiring Expertise) Sixteen: Urban Infrastructure Construction and Management: Gas production and supply industry (gas production and supply engineering); Water production and supply industry (tap water production and supply engineering, centralized treatment of domestic wastewater, industrial wastewater treatment); Urban household waste (including kitchen waste) centralized disposal. Seventeen: Environmental Management Industry: Utilization and disposal of hazardous waste (including medical waste); Disposal and comprehensive utilization of general industrial solid waste (including sludge). Eighteen: Coal Washing and Selection Industry: Coal washing, blending coal; shaped coal, water coal slurry production. Nineteen: Oil and Natural Gas Extraction Industry: Oil, shale oil extraction; natural gas, shale gas, sandstone gas extraction (including purification, liquefaction); coalbed methane extraction (including purification, liquefaction). Twenty: Mining and Selection Industry: Black (non-ferrous) metal mine extraction and selection (including independent tailings pond); chemical mine extraction and selection; asbestos and other non-metallic mine extraction and selection. Twenty-one: Transportation Industry, Pipeline Transportation Industry, and Storage Industry: Grade highways (second grade and above); railways, airports; oil supply engineering; oil and gas, liquid chemical wharves, container-specific wharves; oil, natural gas, shale gas, refined oil pipelines (excluding urban natural gas pipelines); chemical product transportation pipelines; oil storage, gas storage (including LNG storage); storage and transportation of toxic, harmful, and hazardous goods. Twenty-two: Social and Service Sectors: Specialized laboratories (P3, P4 biosafety laboratories; genetically modified organism laboratories); research and development bases (including pilot studies in pharmaceuticals, chemicals, etc.); chemical, pharmaceutical, and biological provincial-level key laboratories with testing, analysis, and detection functions; second-grade and above (where sudden environmental incidents may have a significant impact on environmentally sensitive areas); film processing plants; gas stations, refueling stations; county (district) environmental protection department-approved construction and demolition waste disposal sites. Twenty-three: Construction projects or enterprises that require the preparation and filing of an emergency environmental incident preparedness plan in accordance with the requirements of environmental impact assessment documents.