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Industrial growth over the past 30 years has led to tremendous economic progress for many nations, but it has also increased environmental pollution to concerning levels. While industry is necessary for a country's advancement, environmental and human health should not be sacrificed for economic gains alone. Major incidents of industrial pollution, like the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy in India, have not only caused many immediate casualties but ongoing health problems for thousands of people. Nations must pursue balanced development that supports industry while instituting effective management systems to minimize pollution's impacts on people and their environment.

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Industrial growth over the past 30 years has led to tremendous economic progress for many nations, but it has also increased environmental pollution to concerning levels. While industry is necessary for a country's advancement, environmental and human health should not be sacrificed for economic gains alone. Major incidents of industrial pollution, like the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy in India, have not only caused many immediate casualties but ongoing health problems for thousands of people. Nations must pursue balanced development that supports industry while instituting effective management systems to minimize pollution's impacts on people and their environment.

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Industrial growth over the past 30 years has led to tremendous economic progress for many nations, but it has also increased environmental pollution to concerning levels. While industry is necessary for a country's advancement, environmental and human health should not be sacrificed for economic gains alone. Major incidents of industrial pollution, like the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy in India, have not only caused many immediate casualties but ongoing health problems for thousands of people. Nations must pursue balanced development that supports industry while instituting effective management systems to minimize pollution's impacts on people and their environment.

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Environmental Management System (Ems) & Related Standards

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Industrial growth over the past 30 years has led to tremendous economic progress for many nations, but it has also increased environmental pollution to concerning levels. While industry is necessary for a country's advancement, environmental and human health should not be sacrificed for economic gains alone. Major incidents of industrial pollution, like the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy in India, have not only caused many immediate casualties but ongoing health problems for thousands of people. Nations must pursue balanced development that supports industry while instituting effective management systems to minimize pollution's impacts on people and their environment.

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM ( EMS) & RELATED


STANDARDS

ENVIRONMENTAL MAMAGEMENT
SYSTM ( EMS)

The past 30 years have witnessed a rapid


and tremendous industrial advancement.
Expansion of industries is a symbol of
country progress. Larger the industries ,
the greater the progress of the nation. But
one can easily see the fact with the
growth of industries the danger of
pollution have also increased. Hence the
industrial progress in turn results in
environmental pollutions which is the
assuming proportions today.

ENVIRONMENTAL MAMAGEMENT
SYSTM ( EMS)

Industrial growth of a nation is necessary for


the progress , but it should not be at the
expense of its own people or environment.
People and environment are interlinked and
interdependent. Health and safety of the
people depend on the environment to a
considerable extent. So, The health of
workman and their family members and local
public should given as much importance as is
now given industrial growth.

ENVIRONMENTAL MAMAGEMENT
SYSTM ( EMS)

Leakage of MIC gas in the union carbide ,


Bhopal was a burning example ( 12-13 April
1984) . It has not only resulted a good no.
of casualties in Bhopal but also thousands
of people are still suffering with various
deceases and unable to lead normal family.

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