EEAG Expert Questionnaire

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Eastern European Association of the Greens is conducting a research on environmental and man-caused security. This questionnaire is a part of our pilot study on the technogenic safety of nuclear power plants, oil refining, chemical and coal industries

In questions 1-3 you are kindly asked to provide a rating of industries in the ascending order, so there should only be one industry corresponding to one rating point

Example: In question 1 your choice might be: Coal - Not Dangerous, Oil- Low Danger, Chemical - Medium Danger, Nuclear Power - Extreme danger, etc.

1. Arrange the following industries according to the potential threat they pose to the population and the environment of the European states *

Not Dangerous

Low Danger

Medium Danger

Extreme Danger

Coal

Oil

Chemical

Nuclear Power

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Arrange (in descending order) the following industries according to the level of the real state of security of the enterprises in European countries: *

Lowest Level

Low Level

Medium Level

Highest Level

Coal

Oil

Chemical

Nuclear Power

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3. Arrange the following industries in terms of the severity of the requirements for the safety of the enterprises in the European countries *

Very Few Requirements

Moderate Requirements

Highly Regulated Industry

Extremely Regulated Industry

Coal

Oil

Chemical

Nuclear Power

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4. The European safety requirements for the energy enterprises (in the industries listed above) are *

Too Strict

Totally Adequate

Not Strict Enough

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5. Are the relevant national regulatory bodies of the European countries observing adequately the compliance with the existing requirements for the safety of enterprises in oil, coal, chemical industries and nuclear energy? *

There Are Too Many Requirements and Not Much Control

Their Control Is Adequate But They Can't Control It All

Their Control Is Omnipresent

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6. Is there a selective approach to compliance with the safety requirements of the abovementioned industries (to some industries the regulators are more loyal, while others are controlled more rigidly)? If so, why is this happening?

7. Should all the European requirements for the safety of enterprises in oil, coal, chemical industries and nuclear energy be unified? *

Yes

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8. In your opinion, which European body/bodies could prepare such unified requirements? How long can it take to prepare them?

9. Which milestones for such unified requirements would you suggest?

10. Will all European countries agree to the introduction of such unified requirements? Who can be against this innovation and why?

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