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DOE G 450.1-5, Implementation Guide for Integrating Pollution Prevention into Environmental Management Systems

— functional area: writer: Jane Powers, status: archive, Work Processes, Defense Nuclear Facility Safety and Health Requirement, issued by: HS, series: 400 Work Processes, type: guide

This Guide suggests approaches to integrating pollution prevention into Integrated Safety Management/Environmental Management Systems. Canceled by DOE N 251.82.

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ID:	DOE G 450.1-5
Type:	Guide
OPI:	HS - Office of Health, Safety and Security
Status:	Archive
Approved:	May 27, 2005
CRD:	No
DNFSB Crosswalk:	No

Canceled By

Jun 04, 2010 , DOE N 251.82, Cancellation of Directives on Jun 04, 2010

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