Environmental Targets definition
Environmental Targets means specific, measurable values of environmental parameters such as “acres of suitable rearing habitat.” Environmental targets are the larger compilation of multiple specific performance targets (i.e. it may take numerous actions to achieve an environmental target).
Environmental Targets means cross governmental environmental objectives, including an obligation to: conserve energy, water and other resources; and reduce waste and minimise the release of greenhouse gases, acid rain precursors, volatile organic compounds and other substances damaging to health and the environment as a result of activity on, or related to the government estate.
Environmental Targets means those safety, health or environment-related objectives or targets of, as applicable, (i) Unilever or any member of the Unilever Group or any Company engaged in the DiverseyLever Business with respect to Environmental Matters, which are non-compliance based goals for improvement that exceed any standards required by Unilever, any member of the Unilever Group or any Company engaged in the DiverseyLever Business as of the date of this Agreement or (ii) Buyer or any member of the CMI Group with respect to Environmental Matters, which are non-compliance based goals for improvement that exceed any standards required by Buyer or any member of the CMI Group engaged in the CMI Business as of the date of this Agreement. Table of Contents
Examples of Environmental Targets in a sentence
During the first term of this agreement, 3M’s Environmental Targets ’05 (ET05) helped to establish the framework for the commitments embodied in the agreement.
National legislation: The Conservation of Species and Habitats Regulations (2017), The Conservation of Offshore Species and Habitats Regulations, Wildlife and Countryside Act (1981), The Marine Strategy Regulations (2010), The Environmental Targets (Marine Protected Areas) Regulations 2023.