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Corporate Social Responsibility

Mazda and the Global Environment

Environmental Management

Environmental Risk Management

Introducing Countermeasures and Conducting Training

Mazda's environmental risks arise from the diverse aspects of its operations - in manufacturing areas such as production processes and facilities through to products. We conduct environmental risk assessments to minimize risks and to prevent pollution and other incidents. While strengthening preventative strategies, we also conduct periodic emergency response training at our factories and offices to promote action against environmental risks.

Each plant and facility carries out its own monitoring and strategies for prevention of air pollution, water quality deterioration and pollution related to waste product processing.

Environmental
monitoring category
Scope of monitoring Monitored categories Number of
times monitored
per year
Air Boilers, melting furnaces, heating furnaces, drying furnaces, etc. SOx, NOx, dust, HCs, VOC
(4 categories)
Approx. 590
Water quality Waste processing water Cadmium, cyan, organic phosphates, lead, hexavalent chromium, etc.
(42 categories)
Approx. 1,800
Noise / vibration Levels at plant perimeter Noise levels
(1 categories)
Approx. 20
Odor Levels at plant perimeter Odor index
(1 categories)
Approx. 10
Waste Slag, sludge, dust, etc Cadmium, cyan, organic phosphates, lead, hexavalent chromium, etc.
(40 categories)
Approx. 620

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