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EMS stands for:
Emergency Medical Service
Environmental Media Service
Environmental Management System
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EMS is a value-added component to existing environmental programs.
True
False
Environmental aspects and environmental impacts exist in a "Cause and Effect" relationship with eachother
True
False
Choose correct examples of an environmental aspect:
Use of hazardous chemicals
Fish production
Surfing the internet at work
Pesticide Application
Turning up the thermostat
Choose correct examples of an environmental impacts:
Generation of chemicals waste
Degradation of soil & water quality
Dealing with email spams
Aspects can be regulated or unregulated
True
False
Choosing which aspects to focus on can change year to year
True
False
Once environmental aspects are identified and ranked according to importance, objectives and targets is the what-and-how part of EMS
True
False
     
Choose correct examples of an environmental objectives:
Reduce energy consumption
Reduce the volumn of solid radioactive waste
Reduce the amount of time people take breaks
Reduce paper use
Reduce environmental impacts of brood stock building construction
             

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