5. Conclusion

The law of July 19, 1976 stipulates that the hazard study for a facility classified for environmental protection must set out the dangers presented by the facility in the event of an accident, presenting a description of accidents that could occur, whether their cause is internal or external, and describing the nature of the extension of the consequences that a possible accident could have.

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