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With the growing awareness for the protection of the environment, there is a greater need for producers to improve the environmental profile of their products. Consumers and regulatory bodies expect more information on the effects of products on the environment during their manufacture, use, and disposal. The Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is used as a holistic approach to assess the impact of a product throughout its life cycle. An important aspect of LCA is recycling and waste management. [Pg.1048]

Arrangements should be put in place for dealing with any abnormal releases that exceed the reference levels, including, as necessary, notifying the regulatory body and assessing any impact on members of the public or the environment. [Pg.55]


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