National Security Concept of Mongolia 3.5.3.8. Develop a road-map to protect nature, increase public participation in planning and implementing relevant activities and encourage increased engagement of civil society, private organizations and local population in forestation and reforestation, protection, planting, restoring, researching and monitoring rare endangered species, targeted wild animals and plants. 3.5.4. Reduction of environmental pollution 3.5.4.1. Implement a mechanism requiring polluters to pay for the harm and damage caused to nature, restrict the amount of waste at the pollution sites, prohibit equipment and technology adversely affecting nature and encourage the introduction of advanced technologies that decrease waste. 3.5.4.2. Participate in international community efforts on combating trans-boundary air and water pollution and increase environment evaluation and monitoring capacity. 3.5.4.3. Support a policy of developing facilities to recycle waste for energy production and other raw materials. Improve the identification, management and monitoring of dangerous wastes and prevent the emergence of harmful or dangerous waste concentration sites. 3.5.4.4. Produce energy, heat and clean fuel for public utilities through processing raw coal by heating, gasification and fluidization, evaluate environment impacts so as to introduce advanced effective production technology. Increase the use of solar, wind and renewable sources of energy as well as nuclear energy. 3.5.4.5. Improve legislation and increase control capacity on chemical warfare or toxic agents, biological materials and radioactive minerals. 3.5.5. Reduce risks of natural calamities and disasters 24 / 33