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GRI 307 Environmental compliance

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When reporting its management approach for environmental compliance, the reporting organization can also disclose expenditures on insurance for environmental liability.

The reporting organization should include administrative and judicial sanctions for failure to comply with environmental laws and/or regulations, including:

-                     international declarations, conventions, and treaties;
-                     national, sub-national, regional, and local regulations;
-                     voluntary environmental agreements with regulating authorities that are considered binding and developed as a substitute for implementing new regulations;
-                     cases brought against the organization through the use of international dispute mechanisms or national dispute mechanisms supervised by government authorities;
-                     cases of non-compliance related to spills

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Country Canada - Atlantic region (NB,NF,NS,PEI), Others Country english speaking, Others french speaking Country, Austria, France - PACA Region, France : Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes & Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, Sudwesthern France, France : Île-de-France, Northern France
Area All
Areas of intervention Social responsability
Solution Consulting
Customer Satisfaction
Professional qualification
Carbon footprint
Price
Language English