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Environmental management standard

After issuance, permits may need to be modified to allow facilities to implement technological improvements, comply with new environmental standards, respond to changing wastestreams, and generally improve waste management practices. These modifications can be initiated by either the facility or the permitting agency. [Pg.464]

EPA, 1985, 40 CFR Part 191, Environmental Standards for the Management and Disposal of Spent Nuclear Fuel, High-Level and Transuranic Radioactive Wastes Final Rule, Federal Register 50, no. 182 38066. [Pg.91]

Landfills, sewage treatment plants, and factories can be planned and managed with high environmental standards. The location decisions of such undertakings have to ensure the safety of the groundwater. For this reason, the following surveys and studies are essential ... [Pg.388]

Special Features. ISO is the most widely used environmental management process standard worldwide. ISO 14000 certification is seen as evidence of environmentally responsible management, especially important where regulatory standards may not be consistently enforced. [Pg.499]

The 21st report of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution (1998), Setting Environmental Standards, called for transparency in the process of setting standards and a programme informed and steered by public values. The most recent (24th) report of the Commission (2003), Chemicals in Products, recommends a more fundamental shift in the way that risks from chemicals are managed. [Pg.266]

The environmental issues—increasingly tighter restrictions on water, air, land, and noise pollution—have forced management to reconsider existing operations as well as future investments. It is a simple matter to determine the capital requirements to meet the current and projected future environmental standards, but the benefits are manifested in continued operation and community recognition of a company s good citizenship. [Pg.1293]

EPA Environmental standards for management and storage of spent nuclear fuel, high-level and transuranic radioactive wastes —applicability and definitions Whole body Thyroid Other critical organs 25 mrem 75 mrem 25 mrem EPA 2001 i 40CFR191, Subpart A... [Pg.303]

In addition to ISO 14001, other well known environmental management systems include Responsible Care , adopted by the American Chemistry Council (formerly known as the Chemical Manufacturers Association) in 1988, Eco-Management Auditing Scheme (EMAS), adopted by the Council of the European Community in 1993, and Environmental Standard BS 7750, adopted by the United Kingdom in 1994. [Pg.459]

ISO-14000 certification The first international standard for environmental-quality management. It is not a compliance standard but consists of voluntary guidehnes for constructing a management system from start to finish to ensure that objectives for environmental compliance are set and met. Plant certification wiU provide evidence of proactive environmental management and wiU reduce their exposure to lawsuits and regulatory problems. See plastics cradle-to-grave. [Pg.325]

Like many other industries, there is an urgent need for the textile and apparel sectors to follow environmental standards and regulations for preventing environmental damage. This chapter will first discuss the current environmental situation and life cycle analysis of the textile and clothing industry. Then environmental standards and environmental management systems wiU be discussed briefly. The chapter concludes with a discussion of eco-labelling and certification of textiles and apparel. [Pg.126]

Although the effort to follow and respect the directives and regulations of EU (European Parliament and Council. 2008, Council of the European Union. 1999) and The Waste Management Plan of the Czech Republic (Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic. 2003) the most common way of waste treatment is the waste disposal. Almost 80% of the waste production is disposal to the landfills which is above average of the EU countries (46%). Waste disposal at the low level of respecting the environmental standards represents very often the threat for the human health, property and environment. It is necessary for the competent and responsible stakeholders to create conditions for a rigorous application of the hierarchy of waste disposal and the tools of The State Environmental Politics (Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic, 2004) in the area of waste management. [Pg.894]

ISO 14000 Environmental Management, www.iso.org/iso/home/ standards/management-standards/isol4000.htm... [Pg.556]


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