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Sarah PELLETIER: Design engineer in ecotoxicology and environmental chemistry.
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Is your environmentally classified facility compliant and safe in the face of accidental pollution risks? This fact sheet and these tools will help you identify, prevent and manage the risks of accidental pollution, depending on your activities and your declaration regime.
To help you on your way, you can ask yourself three key questions.
What is accidental pollution?
How can I identify, monitor, prevent and manage such pollution?
What are my legal obligations?
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Book V, title I;
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