Biodiversity
Basic approach to biodiversity
With a corporate purpose of "being an environment-creating company contributing to society through the environment by making the best use of limited resources", we contribute to the conservation of biodiversity through a variety of activities. The following issues have been put forth as the main factors behind loss of biodiversity.
- Destruction and contamination of the natural environment
- Overuse of natural resources
- Global warming
- Invasive species
Daiseki is undertaking the following initiatives for the conservation of biodiversity.
- ●Employee training on the importance of conservation of the environment and biodiversity
- ●Survey and analysis of the environmental impacts of our business activities on the areas around our business sites
- ●Reduction of the environmental impacts of wastewater from our business sites
- ●Prevention of the depletion of natural resources through promotion of the use of recycled products
- ●Prevention of global warming through reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from our business activities
- ●Prevention of pollution and conservation of the natural environment through cleanup activities around our business sites
- ●Donations to greenery conservation projects
Initiatives at each step
Overview of Daiseki's business activities that take biodiversity conservation into consideration
The biodiversity on which our company depends | Our company's business activities | Main natural resources used by our company | Major impacts of our company's activities on biodiversity | Biodiversity conservation activities | |
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Activities that lead to reduction of risks | Activities that lead to expansion of opportunities | ||||
River systems* and ecosystems in the raw material-producing areas | Procurement of wastes used as raw materials for recycled products | The main raw materials are wastes generated by the manufacturing industry | This impact is small as the use of natural resources is low | Promotion of initiatives aimed at further reductions in the use of natural resources |
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River systems and ecosystems where our plants are located | Production | Service water, industrial water, and ground water during plant operation |
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Conservation of the ecosystem through beautification and cleanup activities around plant |
River systems around which our consumers live Ecosystem | Use of recycled products by consumers | None | Release of harmful substances contained in recycled products into the environment | Confirmation of quality control and safety through analysis at the time of shipment of recycled products |
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Disposal by consumers | None | None | None | None |
*River system: An ecosystem connected by water, such as forests, rivers, community-based forest areas, tidal flats, and beaches