Sustainability, recycling and packaging

This important area focuses on developing procedures and ways of working that do not produce negative environmental effects or impossibly high costs to those involved. It works towards providing for the needs of the world's current population without damaging the ability of future generations. Issues such as climate change, energy and waste are just a few of the key areas of concern.

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BS 8900:2006
Guidance for managing sustainable development


BS 8900:2006 Guidance for managing sustainable development is designed to help organizations to develop an approach to sustainable development that will continue to evolve and adapt to meet new and continuing challenges and demands. It offers clear practical advice with which to make a meaningful contribution to sustainable development.

This standard guides organizations towards effective management of their impact on society and the environment, along the route to enhanced organizational performance and success. 

  

coverA Handbook for Sustainable Development. A companion to BS 8900 'Guidance for managing sustainable development
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BIP 2135:2007
coverPAS 2010:2006
Planning to halt the loss of biodiversity

 


BS 8901:2007
Specification for a sustainable event management system with guidance for use 

coverPAS 72:2006
Responsible fishing. Specification of good practice for fishing vessels
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