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- 2. CROWN ECO MANAGEMENT We are composed of volunteer professionals in the scientific sector, supported by various agencies around the world. Our group is an independent organization supporting programs involving climate change, biodiversity, organic pollutants and greenhouse gases, to name a few.
- 3. RELATED LEGISLATION Features an authoritative source of legislation across the world that deals with environment preservation through promulgating policies on sanctions, regulations, authorizations and restrictions on natural resources.
- 4. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING Environmental monitoring details the activities and procedures involved in ascertaining the condition of a particular environment. This, in turn, will be used in preparing or supporting environmental impact evaluations, where potential detrimental effects of human activities on nature will be calculated.
- 5. EARTH CLIMATE Envisions a world where people enjoy and explore the natural resources of the earth.