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That Stuff® acknowledges that the environment can potentially be impacted by any of its activities, products and services. This policy sets out how the organization will manage, monitor, measure and otherwise be accountable for its ongoing environmental performance.

In the implementation of this policy, That Stuff® will adhere to the requirements of relevant local, national and international law pertaining to the environmental aspects and impacts of the organisation and ensure that this policy kept up to date in line with those requirements.

That Stuff® is committed to prevent pollution wherever possible and will ensure that as well as optimising new products, services and processes to facilitate this prevention, existing systems and processes are reviewed in order to identify areas for pollution prevention. For each product, service, system or process, this will be achieved by:

eliminating the use of polluting materials or technologies;

reducing the use of polluting materials or technologies;

recycling or reusing materials within That Stuff ^®;

recovering useful materials from waste streams;

treatment of waste streams and emissions to reduce their environmental impacts;

transferring materials or waste outside of That Stuff^® for recycling or reuse; and,

where no other option is available, controlled disposal or incineration.

That Stuff^® will integrate environmental management procedures, processes and planning with the general operations of the organisation to maximize the potential reduction of the organisations environmental impacts.

That Stuff^® will ensure that where possible, products are designed and developed in such a way as to reduce the environmental impacts of their users.

Through the use of environmental performance evaluation procedures and key performance indicators, That Stuff^® will seek continual improvement in its environmental performance. This will be achieved through the proper implementation of its environmental management system. The design, development and management of the environmental management system, related procedures and indicators is the responsibility of senior management.

It is the responsibility of senior management to ensure that this policy is implemented throughout the organisation and is reviewed annually.

It is the responsibility of senior management to ensure that this policy is properly maintained and up to date.

Definitions

For the purposes of this document, the following terms apply:

Senior management is defined as the directors, officers and senior managers of our company.

Environmental aspects are those elements of the activities, products and services of That Stuff^® that can interact with the environment.

Environmental impacts are the changes to the environment that result from the environmental aspects of That Stuff^®.