Global Partnership for Chemical Safety
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35926/HDR.2024.1-2.9Kulcsszavak:
chemical safety, database, threat, protection, security, safety, populationAbsztrakt
Chemical plants play a key role in modern industrial society, producing and processing essential chemicals for many industries. However, these plants also face potential threats to the environment and human health, which they must address through appropriate safety measures. Chemical safety is a priority in terms of accident prevention, environmental protection, and public information. This is the only way to ensure the sustainable operation of chemical plants and the effective reduction of environmental risks, which are essential to protect the public and promote sustainable development. Developing and enforcing appropriate chemical safety measures and regulations is key to protecting not only the plants but also communities and the environment. This will ensure harmonious coexistence and a sustainable future for the chemical industry and the surrounding social environment.
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