We have no reason to believe that these plants release nationally significant amounts of carbon dioxide or chlorofluorocarbons.
A small number, which are listed, contain chlorofluorocarbons as active ingredients including inhalational and anaesthetic agents.
Figures for the use of other chlorofluorocarbons and of substitutes for them are not available.
The vaporisation of chlorofluorocarbons does not present any significant risk to human health and no advice to local authorities is considered necessary.
The new rules that require the removal of chlorofluorocarbons from fridges are entirely consistent with the general drive to increase recycling rates.
A small number, which are listed, contain chlorofluorocarbons as active ingredients.
The remainder contain chlorofluorocarbons used as excipients, usually in the form of a propellant.
It is assumed that all the chlorofluorocarbons used in the manufacture of metered dose inhalers will eventually be emitted to atmosphere.
