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N°. 62 December 2011
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- Season's Greetings from Enhesa
- Asia's Regulatory Outlook for 2012 -a review of Enhesa's last webinar
- New Feature- from information system to collaboration platform
- The EU Roadmap to a Resource Efficient Europe
- SEAB-issued recommendations present new challenges to shale gas industry
- Turkey aims to harmonize its chemical legislation with EU REACH and CLP regulation
- Barriers to GHS
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N°. 61 October 2011
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- Carbon Labeling: Impacting the Entire Supply Chain
- Growing international investment in Africa
- The EHS audit solution to federal and state variances
- How are electric & electronic products regulated in France?
- US EPA announces nationwide plans to study fracking impacts
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No. 60 August 2011
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- Are you ready for carbon labeling?
- The EHS audit solution to federal & state variances: a review of Enhesa's last webinar
- Growing international investment in Africa
- How are electric & electronic products regulated in France?
- The influence of the European Union Court of Justice
- US EPA announces nationwide plans to study fracking impacts
- From voluntary to mandatory: energy management systems in the US
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No. 59 - June 2011
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- International EHS Permitting: A Review of Enhesa's Last Webinar
- Cracking down on Fracking - The US Regulatory Trend and what that means for Oil Companies
- Japan REACH: Now fully implemented
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No. 58 - April 2011
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- Overcoming the International Audit Challenge
- EHS On the Rise in Africa: A Review of Enhesa's Recent Webinar
- Define & Disclose: EU moves forward with nanomaterial legislation
- Who Enforces Chemical Regulations?
- Enhesa Product Compliance Checklists
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No. 57 - February 2011
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- Enhesa's 2010 Regulatory Review: Product environmental regulations on the rise
- Enhesa celebrates 10 years as an independent company
- African EHS Outlook 2011 Webinar
- Enhesa's New Compliance Manager Service
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No. 56 - December 2010
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- Regulatory comparison of EU and US
- New Enhesa Compliance Manager
- Environmental Subsidies in the Netherlands
- 24,675 registrations made under REACH
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No. 55 - September 2010
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Focus on nanomaterials- Europe’s struggle with nanomaterials
- Emerging nanomaterials regulation in the US
- Take-back programs expand in the US
- Enhesa’s ScoreCard is all new
- Large fines for Europe’s largest peacetime explosion
- Enablon and Enhesa join forces
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No. 54 - July 2010
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Focus on EHS trends in Africa- Getting stronger – EHS laws expanding across Africa
- EHS enforcement in Nigeria
- The EHS framework in South Africa
- Achieving EMAS certification
- EHS regulations – what are the differences between the US states?
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No. 53 - May 2010
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- EPA strengthens chemicals management under TSCA
- Enhesa presentation on pollutant emission reporting requirements
- Enhesa celebrates Earth Day 2010
- Enforcing environmental law in Latin America
- Enhesa creates Global Audit Partnership
- Enforcing environmental law in Latin America
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N°. 52 - Mar.. 2010
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Focus on the EHS trends in Latin America- Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals
- Enhesa launches GHS Tracking Service
- Japan’s new era of chemical management
- Enhesa creates Global Audit Partnership
- Sensitive environments: oil & gas production activities
- Sustainable construction in Colombia
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N°. 51 - Jan. 2010
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Focus on the global EHS trends of 2010- Enhesa Forecast 2010
- Endocrine-disrupting chemicals - Enhesa free webinar
- GHS implementation in New Zealand
- Climate change: Kilometer levy in the Netherlands
- Risk management as part of EHS compliance auditing
- Emissions reporting - What are the implications for your business?
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N°. 50 - Nov. 2009
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- Expanding pollution release reporting and the implications for greenhouse gas emissions.
- Tackling workplace stress – What are the risk factors in your workplace?
- Is the defense industry covered by REACH?
- First REACH deadline approaches for downstream users.
- The UNASUR treaty in South America and its impact on EHS regulation.
- Enhesa expands Audit Protocol coverage and drops prices.
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N°. 49 - Sept. 2009
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- Revised EHS auditing standards have global relevance
- Most businesses unprepared for Substances of Very High Concern Regulations
- Enhesa Audit Protocols now available for all Canadian provinces
- Enhesa about to launch its Corporate Audit Program Partnership
- Nanomaterials: European Commissions seeks more evidence
- What do you need to know about Occupational Exposure Limits?
- Consumers want green products: Latest EU survey
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No. 48 - July 2009
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- An example of bad EU regulation – the new Classification and Labeling Regulation
- Enhesa issues its 30,000th Monitoring Report
- Liberalization of the electricity market in Latin America
- Enhesa moves to downtown DC
- Are administrative offices a higher risk than industrial operations?
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No. 47 - May 2009
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- Building an Audit Program That Can Withstand Dual Challenges of Economic Downturn & Increasing Regulatory Activity,
- Occupational Exposure Limits in Europe, A Long Way to Go for Harmonisation,
- Waste Management in China,
- Global EHS Regulatory Helpline Service,
- Product Recalls in Europe Keep Rising, and
- Enhesa Webinar Program.
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No. 46 - Mar 2009
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- Substances of Very High Concern
- Carbon Capture and Sequestration, and
- Occupational Exposure Limits.
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No. 45 - Jan 2009
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- Climate Change: Post Kyoto Negotiations
- Emerging Global Battery Regulations
- The first design requirements for energy using products
- Substances of very high concern
- USD 11,800,000,000 in EPA enforcement actions in 2008
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No. 44 - Oct 2008
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- Are you ready for REACH?
- The Newest EU Member State is...
- Beyond ROHS
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No. 43 - Sep 2008
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- A reflection on today's audit practices
- REACH-ing Asia
- Enhesa Office Inauguration Pictures
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No. 42 - Aug 2008
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- UK Revokes Trading Scheme - Changing Tides?
- New Office in Washington DC area
- Lion faeces
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No. 41 - Jun 2008
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- REACH Pre-Registration Initiated from 1 June
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No. 40 - May 2008
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- EHS concerns in an office
- Are you sure you have the EHS Permits you need?
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No. 39 - Apr 2008
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- Enhesa does audits too!
- 80+ Audit Protocols
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No. 38 - Mar 2008
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- European EHS Compliance Quiz
- Businesses face massive product recall
- At the front-end of EHS compliance: Regulatory Registers
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No. 37 - Sep 2007
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- European EHS Compliance Quiz
- Businesses face massive product recall
- At the front-end of EHS compliance: Regulatory Registers
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No. 36 - Jul 2007
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- Audit tools: new functions and options
- Entry into force of the REACH Regulation. Is your product a chemical?
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No. 35 - Apr 2007
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- Enhesa-DCA Webinar - What's next? Implications of REACH and other new EU
policies and programs on the horizon for the electronics and
telecommunications industries
- EU steps up environmental law enforcement
- European Union Strategy 2007-2012 on Health and Safety at Work released
- Enhesa Chemical Tracking Service
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No. 34 - Feb 2007
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- EU chemicals legislation adopted
- Emissions from 12,000 facilities in Europe online
- ILO strategy for the modernization and reinvigoration of labour inspection
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No. 33 - Dec 2006
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- EU Study of Product Life-Cycle Targets Food, Transport and Housing
- Enhesa at Climate Change Conference
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No. 32 - Oct 2006
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- New features and improvements in Enhesa's EHS Regulatory Monitoring
service
- European Superfund legislation proposed
- EU Eco-label scheme gains momentum
- New Revision of GHS pending
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No. 31 - Aug 2006
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- New features in Enhesa’s Audit Protocols and Scorecards to make the auditor’s life easier
- Enforcement of environmental law in the European Union
- Implementation of New Zealand’s unique approach to chemical management
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No. 30 - Jul 2006
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- Entry into force of the RoHS Directive on 1 July 2006 : Final Deadline for
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturers
- Global Review of Site Contamination Regulations
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No. 29 - Jun 2006
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- Ensuring compliance with changing regulations - Standards Australia's
principles for establishing an effective compliance program
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No. 28 - Mar 2006
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- Contaminated land: Managing liability in the face of changing regulations
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No. 27 - Nov 2005
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- Asbestos: Do you have potential liabilities under control?
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No. 26 - Oct 2005
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- Workplace accidents and fatalities on the increase,
regulators attempt to close the gap
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No. 25 - Aug 2005
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- Public Facility Performance Assessment:
The Danish Smiley System
- Enhesa launches new WEEE/RoHS Service
to respond to customer demand
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No. 24 - May 2005
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- Compulsory EHS Managers - an
international comparison of responsibility and liability
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No. 23 - Apr 2005
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- Revision of ISO 14001: Focus on compliance
- Enhesa launches new Chemical Regulatory Tracking System
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No. 22 - Feb 2005
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- Emissions trading gets started in the EU
- Liability for contaminated land: Strengthening of the Spanish system
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No. 21 - Dec 2004
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Personalized Regulatory Monitoring
- Regulatory Registers
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No. 20 - Sep 2004
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- Contaminated land in Canada: Legislation enters into force in Ontario
- Proposed changes to waste permitting system in the Netherlands
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No. 19 - Aug 2004
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- Approaches to dealing with waste electrical and electronic equipment
- Minimum safety and health requirements when working at
heights
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No. 18 - Jun 2004 |
- Ensuring compliance, especially when operating in a multitude of countries
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No. 17 - May 2004
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- EU Directive on Environmental Liability adopted
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No. 16 - Feb 2004
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- European Pollutant Emissions Register issued + Focus on Poland and Japan
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No. 15 - Dec 2003
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- Working in Confined Spaces
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No. 14 - Aug 2003
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- Extended Producer Responsibility: Supply-Chain Impacts of the EU’s WEEE and RoHS
Directives
- Identify and Access International EHS Legal Requirements with Enhesa’s
Regulatory Registers
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No. 13 - July 2003
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- Enhesa provides standardized country profiles for over 150 countries
- Enhesa and BNA collaboration
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No. 12 - June 2003
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- 2004 Global Forecast of Environmental Health and Safety Policy and Regulatory
Developments Impacting Industry
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No. 11 - Dec 2002
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- Does the use of mobile phone while driving cause a risk for your company?
- Germany tightens requirements on the use of work equipment
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No. 10 - Sep 2002
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- ENHESA-EPC Develops International EHS Compliance Audit Checklists
for General Electric
- CEOs in France must pay attention to EHS performance
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No. 9 - May 2002
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- Hazardous Substance Control Laws Pose Significant Risks to Non-Chemical
Manufacturers
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No. 8 - Feb 2002
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- Toyota leads the way toward a cleaner future
- Includes the 2001 review and future trends
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No. 7 - Oct 2001
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- Enhesa-EPC Supports TXU Europe with Health, Safety & Environmental Requirements
in Europe
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No. 6 - Aug 2001
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- EPC Leads Global Compliance and EMS Audits for Major IT Firm on Four Continents
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No. 5 - Jun 2001
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- Environmental Policy Centre Acquired by Enhesa
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No. 4 - Feb 2001
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- EPC Assists in Reform of Environmental Inspections in Eastern Europe
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No. 3 - Nov 2000
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- EPC Provides Lucent Technologies With Web-based EHS Legislative/Regulatory
Updates
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No.2 - Aug 2000
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- EPC assists Baxter International Inc. to Ensure Compliance Worldwide
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No.1 - May 2000
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- EPC Assisting Belden Wire & Cable in Assessing its EHS Communication Needs
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