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E&S Risks
Financial liability for compensation & clean up costs associated with hazardous industries Reduction of standards e.g. automobile emission norms Power of unaffected individuals to lodge a complaint Over 10,000 NGOs (20 times increase in last 15 years) Compliance levels - Approx.45% for all enterprises Official consents - rubber stamp approvals Import of toxic substances/ industries Product standards (Toxicity, LCAs, social criteria) textiles, leather, foods, spices Climate change - Emerging opportunity; Long term challenge for business (India, China)
Risk linkages
Business Risks
Project delays/ cost overruns Business interruptions Legal fines/ penalties/ liabilities Delays in approvals Resource shortages/costs (water, power) Poor worker productivity P k d i i Barriers to export mkts Pollution Habitat destruction Hazardous wastes/ mtls Resource scarcity/ degradation Social issues (eg. child labour, wkg conditions, displacement)
Financial Risk
RISK DRIVERS Enforcement of legal Requirement Community Pressure Judicial Intervention Expectations of Foreign partners
Environmental Risk
Air Pollution
Sector 1. Mini Cement Plant 2.Pesticides 3.Dye & Dye Intermediates 4. Foundry Polluting Streams Key Pollutants Raw Material Handling elements in dust. Crushing Cement Mill Boilers, Process emissions Boilers, Process emissions Drying & grinding Scrap & charge preparation Fluxing & metal melting Quenching NOx, HCL, etc NOx, Sox,H2S, HCl. Sector 1. Textile
Water Pollution
Polluting Streams Bleaching Mercerising Dyeing & Printing Washing Key Pollutants Heavy metals, phenolic compounds, spent caustic, COD. chlorides, phenolic compounds, heavy metals, organic chemicals, trace metals,
2.Dye & Left over mother liquor Dye Washing & Intermediat Finishing es Filtration Batch Reactions
Water Pollution
Sector 3.Small Distilleries Polluting Streams Malting Steeping/germination Drying Kilning Brewing Extraction Fermentation Soaking Chrome Splitting Shaving Finishing Key Pollutants Suspended solids, Ammonical nitrogen. Sector 1. Textile
Hazardous Waste
Polluting Streams ETP sludge. Boiler ash Textile Chemical Residue Pesticide id P ti id residue ETP sludge Expired Pesticides Dust from APCEs Key Pollutants Heavy metals, phenolic compounds Heaxchlorocyclohe H hl l h xane, Hexachlorobenzene cyanides, phenols, heavy metals & traces of pesticides
2.Pesticides 2 P ti id
4.Tannries
Hazardous Waste
Sector 3.Dye & Dye Intermediates Polluting Streams Process sludge ETP Sludge Key Pollutants Sodium sulphate, Naphthalene, Heavy metals, organic compounds, dust from air filtration sys e , a a o system, incinerator ash Methanol, ethanol, acetone, isopropanol, phenol, waste starches.
4. Pharmaceutic al Industry
2. 2 Foundry
3.Engineering units
Storage of Poisonous Leakage of poisonous Chemicals / gas (Cl2). gases / Chemicals Explosion Storage of Fuel
Child Labour Forced Labour Wages Discrimination Freedom of expression and Right to collective bargaining Disciplinary Action Resettlement and Rehabilitation
Environmental laws
Environmental Regulations
The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, Amendments,1988 The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Rules The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Act Amendments. 2003 The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Cess Rules
Environmental Regulations
The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, Amendments, 1987 The Environment (Protection) Act, Act Amendments,1991 The Environment (Protection) Rules Amendments, 2003
Environmental Regulations
The Hazardous Wastes (Management and Handling) Rules, Amendments, 2003 Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemical Rules, Amendments, 2000 The Public Liability Insurance Act/ Rules, 1992 The Chemical Accidents (Emergency Planning, Preparedness and Response) Rules,
Environmental Regulations
Environmental (Protection) Rules Environmental Clearance Amendments in the Environment (Protection) Rules, "Public Hearing made mandatory
1989
1991 1996