Indiana's Environmental/Strategic Goals Sample Clauses

Indiana's Environmental/Strategic Goals. This Agreement is based on the following environmental and strategic goals for Indiana: • Prevent Pollution • Reduce Toxic Releases • Improve Indiana's Air Quality • Restore and Protect Indiana's Surface Water • Protect Indiana's Ground Water • Ensure Safe Drinking Water • Focus on Northwest Indiana • Reduce and Safely Manage Waste • Clean Up Contaminated Sites • Continuously Improve IDEM These goals provide the broad framework, which describes all the major activities IDEM undertakes to protect public health and improve Indiana's environment. IDEM has developed environmental/strategic goals to make the agency more effective, proactive, and forward looking. The goals are translated into more specific objectives, which in turn guide the Department's day-to-day activities. IDEM's goals, objectives and activities are constantly being refocused to meet changing situations. The Strategic Goals and Objectives have been reviewed and updated for this Agreement. IDEM has and will continue to report on its progress in achieving these long-term goals in its annual State of the Environment Report, in other publications, and on the IDEM web site at xxxx://xxx.XX.xxx/idem/index.html. 1999-2001 Strategic Goals and Objectives
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