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Ski Areas - Environmental Management LinksThese resources give more detailed information about the concepts presented in this section. There are 4 links in this section.
Sorted by Resource Type Sort Alphabetically by Title Instead NOTE: [PDF] links require the Acrobat Reader from Adobe. List Abstract: Information and resources related to EMS for businesses, associations, the public, and state and federal agencies. It provides a description of the basics of an EMS and benefits to businesses and links to additional information on EMSs, summarizes the business and environmental benefits that can result from EMSs, describes how EPA supports and promotes the development and use of EMSs, lists various publications and tools, and summarizes the Executive Order stipulating federal agency requirements regarding EMSs. Source: Environmental Protection Agency URL: http://www.epa.gov/ems Manual/handbook/curriculum Abstract: Particularly useful for ski areas considering an EMS. Source: Environmental Protection Agency URL: http://www.epa.gov/OW-OWM.html/iso14001/ems2001final.pdf Greening Your Ski Area Abstract: The handbook provides environmental strategies for on-mountain operations, as well as for management functions that can impact environmental performance. Source: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment URL: http://peakstoprairies.org/p2bande/skigreen/ Web site Abstract: Information and resources related to EMS including: Detailed information about ISO 14000 including a list and description of the standards, components of ISO 14001 and information on how to purchase the standards; technical assistance in planning and implementing an EMS; EMS information specific to various sectors and example procedures from those sectors; experiences from organizations implementing an EMS; publications regarding EMS; presentations about EMS; and links to useful web sites Source: International Organization for Standardization (ISO) URL: http://www.p2pays.org/iso/ |
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