EH&S:-Environment

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EH&S: Environment

Our environmental legislation in C2P is a collection of many laws and regulations protecting the environment from harmful actions.

EH&S: Environment

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Content Overview

Our EH&S: Environment topic focuses on environmental laws and regulations aimed at reducing the impact of facilities on the physical environment like soil, climate, water supply and public health. Specific facility related requirements are usually recorded in an environmental permit.

Legislation imposes obligations on:

  • Air emissions (pollutants/noise/odor/dust/light/radiation)
  • Waste management (solid and hazardous waste; prevention, storage, transport, treatment)
  • Water use and discharge (sewage/effluent/stormwater and spills) 
  • Soil pollution 
  • Hazardous material management (storage and handling)
  • Energy management (energy use and efficiency)
  • Emergency preparedness (prevention of and response to accidental release of chemicals/liquids/waste
  • Food waste

Subtopics of EH&S (Environment) include:

  • Air including emissions, light, noise, odour, and radiation pollution
  • Chemicals in EH&S: Environment
  • Electromagnetic Fields (EMF)
  • Energy including its use, energy efficiency (of buildings/production processes), and renewable energy
  • General-Emergency Preparedness & Response, Environmental Crime, Environmental Management Systems (EMS), Nature Protection, Spatial Planning, and Development
  • Phytosanitation
  • Pollution including soil pollution
  • Waste including food and hazardous waste
  • Water including its use, discharge, management, and pollution

Coverage Included

Our regulatory content in C2P is historically comprehensive with a robust QA process to ensure quality, consistency and accuracy. Below is a high level summary of our coverage for this topic:
  • EU: Waste Directive, 2008/98/EC
  • USA: Clean Air Act including Amendments (CAAA), 42 U.S.C. Section 7401 et seq., 1990
  • China: Environmental Protection Law, 2014
  • Russian Federation: Approving Criteria for Classification of Industrial Activities Having a Negative Impact on the Environment, Resolution No. 1029/2015
  • Ontario (Canada): Spill Prevention and Contingency Plans under the Environmental Protection Act, Regulation, O. Reg. 224/07, 2007

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