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ARTICLE · 25 SEPTEMBER 2023

Will Your Company Survive When It Strikes? - Part 2

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In the first part of this article published earlier, we examined the legal measures necessary to mitigate the risks associated with potential environmental disasters and explored...

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In the first part of this article published earlier, we examined the legal measures necessary to mitigate the risks associated with potential environmental disasters and explored the reasons behind companies' need for proactive preparedness. These measures include crafting emergency response plans, forming dedicated response teams, establishing effective communication protocols, and conducting regular training and drills to ensure a swift and efficient response in the event of an environmental catastrophe. We also emphasized the importance of risk assessments, particularly Environmental Impact Assessments (EIA) and Environmental Risk Assessments (ERA), in identifying and mitigating workplace emergencies. You can access the first portion of this article here.

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