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7. Conclusions
European regulations on the most dangerous industrial establishments (known as "Seveso") require member states to take measures to ensure that the safety of their Seveso establishments is managed, and that the public is involved in this management.
France is one of the most advanced countries in this field, with a wealth of regulations in place, particularly for Seveso high threshold plants:
the obligation for the operator to carry out a hazard study (EDD), an internal operation plan (POI) and implement a safety management system (SGS);
rules for prefects to assess the risk management approach implemented and presented in hazard studies, and to implement town planning rules around these establishments, whether existing, through Technological Risk Prevention Plans (PPRT), or new;...
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Bibliography
Websites
Ministère de l'Écologie, du Développement durable et de l'Énergie – Inspection des installations classées – Établissements classés Seveso :
http://www.installationsclassees.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/Risques-accidentels.html
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Regulations
Code de l'environnement, Livre I – Dispositions communes (legislative part) (JO n° 219 du 21 septembre 2000)
Environment Code, Book I – Common provisions (regulatory part) (JO n° 219 du 21 septembre 2000)
Code de l'environnement, Livre V – Prévention des pollutions, des risques et des nuisances (legislative part) (JO n° 219 du 21 septembre 2000).
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