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“Many young farmers share Kent’s commitment to sustainability, according to a new report from the National Young Farmers Coalition (NYFC). In a survey of over 10,000 farmers across the country, 86% of respondents under 40 said they used regenerative farming practices, which the survey defined as “an approach to farming and ranching that builds healthy soils and ecosystems, supports climate-resilient farms and communities, and addresses inequity in agriculture.”

Of course, as the survey notes, regenerative farming practices aren’t new. Indigenous communities — many of whom were pushed off the land they stewarded for millennia — innovated and practiced these farming techniques for generations.

‘Young farmers today find motivation to farm in environmental conservation, anti-racism, and creating healthy, food secure, and climate-resilient communities,’ says Vanessa Garcia Polanco, NYFC’s policy campaign director.

Color, body, and Environment.

The goal of the project was to wear one solid color and blend in or stand out from each and every Environment indoors or outdoors to give a perspective of depth compared to model (me in this case) in the photos. In some photos it’s clear that I definitely stand out while in other photos I feel like I blend into my surroundings. Overall this was a unique project for color and perspective.

ISO 14001 Certification in Saudi Arabia

What is the ISO 14001?

ISO 14001 is an international standard that specifies requirements for an environmental management system (EMS). It provides guidance and tools for companies and organizations with a framework to identify and control the environmental impact of their activities, products, and services, and to improve their environmental performance continually. ISO 14001 helps organizations minimize their environmental impact and comply with relevant laws and regulations. It also helps organizations to improve their environmental performance over time. 

Why is ISO 14001 Certification important in Saudi Arabia?

ISO 14001 Certification is important in Saudi Arabia because it helps companies demonstrate their commitment to environmental protection and sustainability. It also shows potential customers and business partners that a company takes environmental stewardship seriously and is willing to take action to reduce its environmental impact. The ISO 14001 standard is an internationally recognized framework that provides guidance and support to organizations in establishing effective environmental management systems. It can help companies in Saudi Arabia create a culture of sustainability and improved environmental performance. With ISO 14001 Certification, organizations in Saudi Arabia can demonstrate their commitment to environmental stewardship and comply with local and international environmental regulations. In addition to providing an environmental management system, ISO 14001 Certification can also help organizations increase their competitiveness and reduce their environmental impact.

What are the requirements for ISO 14001 Certification in Saudi Arabia?

To obtain ISO 14001 certification in Saudi Arabia, organizations must first develop and implement an Environmental Management System (EMS) that meets the requirements set out in ISO 14001. Organizations must also demonstrate compliance with applicable legislation and regulations, and ensure that their EMS is monitored, measured, and evaluated on an ongoing basis. A third-party certification body must then audit the organization to verify that the EMS meets the ISO 14001 requirements.

To achieve ISO 14001 certification in Saudi Arabia, organizations must adhere to the following requirements:

1. Establish an Environmental Management System (EMS) that meets the requirements of the ISO 14001 standard.

2. Conduct a thorough environmental management system audit to ensure the EMS meets the ISO 14001 requirements.

3. Develop an Environmental Policy Statement that outlines the organization’s commitment to environmental responsibility.

4. Implement environmental objectives and targets that are measurable and achievable.

5. Put in place operational controls and programs that minimize environmental risks and impacts.

6. Monitor and measure the performance of the EMS.

7. Train and educate personnel in environmental management and protection.

8. Maintain accurate and up-to-date environmental management system documentation.

9. Submit annual reports that detail the organization’s environmental performance.

What are the benefits of ISO 14001 Certification in Saudi Arabia?

1. Increased efficiency: ISO 14001 certification helps an organization to increase its efficiency through the implementation of an efficient environmental management system.

2. Improved environmental performance: ISO 14001 can help an organization improve its environmental performance by reducing the environmental impact of its operations and activities.

3. Improved corporate image: ISO 14001 certification can give an organization a competitive edge by providing proof of its commitment to environmental performance and sustainability.

4. Cost savings: An efficient environmental management system can reduce costs by reducing waste, cutting energy consumption, and improving resource efficiency.

5. Increased market opportunities: ISO 14001 certification can open up new markets for an organization in Saudi Arabia as many customers are now demanding evidence of environmental performance from their suppliers.

Why Finecert?

Finecert is an ISO certification provider in India with vast experience of over a decade in providing the best ISO certification services across the world. Finecert offers certification services for ISO 9001 (Quality Management System), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System), ISO 22000 (Food Safety Management System), ISO 27001 (Information Security Management System), ISO 45001 (Occupational Health & Safety Management System), ISO/IEC 20000-1 (Service Management System) among others.

Ordnance Survey, Town Plans, and Aerial Photographs to allow us to assess existing and former land uses

Flood risk potential by reference to Environment Agency mapping and British Geological Survey records

Solid and drift geology by reference to British Geological Survey mapping and borehole index

Groundwater vulnerability from Environment Agency classification of aquifer status

Earthquake records within 1km of the site by reference to British Geological Survey records

Consultation with local authority Environmental Unit

Assessment of potential subsidence issues from an examination of geological maps, boreholes index, and walkover survey

Assessment of slope stability for relevant areas during the walkover survey

Brine Subsidence search for sites within relevant areas

Active and historical surface and underground workings based on published information and internal records

Coal Authority Mining Report if the site is within the Mining District

Active and closed landfill search within 500m of the site boundary based upon local authority and Environment Agency records

Radon gas potential with reference to Heath Protection Agency records

Preliminary Ecological Assessment based upon walkover survey and references to English Nature database

Petroleum Licencing Officer record search for sites with evidence of petroleum storage

Planning history of the site by examination of local authority portal

Preliminary Invasive Plant survey based on walkover survey

Preliminary Archaeological Assessment based on reference to National Monument Records

See More:- https://www.earthenvironmental.co.uk/phase-1-desk-study/