Accidental releases
Chevron’s environment strategy includes preventing and mitigating the consequences of accidental releases.
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Chevron’s environmental approach covers responsible design, development, operations and retirement of assets.
Chevron says it helps protect the environment by stewarding water use, integrating biodiversity into decision-making, reducing waste and managing air emissions.
Chevron’s Operational Excellence Management System and Environment Risk Management Process are used to identify, assess, mitigate and manage environmental risks across the lifecycle of an asset.
Chevron’s environment strategy includes preventing and mitigating the consequences of accidental releases.
Chevron focuses on efficient and responsible water use, reuse, recycling and conservation.
Chevron works with communities, agencies, industry groups, academia and conservation organizations to help protect and enhance biodiversity.
Chevron’s stated priorities include managing air emissions, waste and wastewater and conserving energy.
Environment risk management
Chevron describes ERMP as a fit-for-purpose framework for projects and ongoing operations. It is designed to consider environmental risks, including community health and social risks, and to help strengthen safeguards and apply lessons learned.
Explore Chevron’s approach ↗Avoid potential biodiversity impacts where possible.
Reduce potential impacts when avoidance is not possible.
Restore affected environments as part of the mitigation hierarchy.
Offset potential residual impacts where appropriate.
Community and landowners
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