8. Conclusion
Implementing an environmental management system in accordance with ISO 14001 and EMAS regulations is a voluntary process that requires a strong commitment on the part of an organization's management, and is not intended to increase legal obligations.
The foundation of such a system is the initial environmental analysis.
This analysis, based on the identification of legal requirements and environmental aspects and impacts, is a cross-functional approach, covering all areas of the organization. Consumption of water, energy and raw materials, management of waste and hazardous products, liquid and atmospheric discharges, noise emissions and landscape integration are all topics that are assessed in terms of their potential impact on the environment. The methodology used to identify, rate and prioritize these impacts is therefore an essential...
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- Environmental management system – requirements and guidelines for use. - ISO 14001 - 2004
- Environmental management system – general guidelines for application principles, systems and techniques. - ISO 14004 - 2004
- Système de management environnemental et d'audit appelé règlement éco-audit. - EMAS du - 19 mars 2001
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AfnorFormation "ISO 14001 environmental analysis: drawing up an inventory of environmental aspects". http://www.boutique-formation.afnor.org/
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