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Appendix A: Charge to the Committee
Appendix A: Charge to the Committee
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Appendix A Charge to the Co mmidee
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Given the enormity of the Environmental Management Program, it is envisioned that a comprehensive evaluation will be more successful if it is focused around a few broad areas of major concern. Suggested topics include priority setting, timing and staging of activities, technology development, management and organizational systems, and regulatory measures.
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Priority Setting The Priority Setting forum will examine the process of prioritizing Environmental Management activities, and how the process incorporates societal values, costs, current regulations, and risks to the environment, public health, and worker safety. Timing and Staging of Activities The Timing and Staging forum will examine how the Environmental Management program can schedule technology development and remediation/ restoration efforts such that cost savings are maximized and risks to the environment, public, and workers are minimized.
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