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1. What Is Needed For Effective Environmental Management?

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Ability To Be Maintained At A Certain Level/Rate And Can Be Continued Into The Long TermThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its Integrity

2. Conservation

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityThe Ability To Be Maintained At A Certain Level/Rate And Can Be Continued Into The Long Term

3. Environmental Management Plan

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Ability To Be Maintained At A Certain Level/Rate And Can Be Continued Into The Long Term

4. Sustainability

The Ability To Be Maintained At A Certain Level/Rate And Can Be Continued Into The Long TermFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its Integrity

5. Precautionary Principle

Where There Are Threats Of Serious Environmental Damage - Lack Of Full Scientific Certainty Should Not Be Used As A Reason To Postpone Measures That Prevent Environmental Degradation Ie. When There Is Substantial Scientific Uncertainty About The Risks And Benefits Of A Proposed Activity - Policy Decisions Should Be Made In Caution With Respect To The Environment And The Health Of The Public Should Be Guided By: - Assessment Of The Risk Weighted Consequences Of Various Options - Careful Evaluation To Avoid Serious Or Irreversible Damage To The EnvironmentThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In Practices

6. Environmental Factors/ Impacts (Of A Development)

7. Media's Role

A Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityRaise People's Awareness About Environmental Issues - - Provide Detailed And Accurate Information - - Cover All The Different Perspectives Held On Issues

8. Biological Processes (Environmental Rehabilitation)

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsCould Be: - - Replant Or Reintroduce The Original Plants Or Animals - Allow The Natural Regeneration Of Such - Introduce Bacteria - Fungus - Plants Etc That Will Help Break Down Pollutants Or Take It Up - Introducing A Biological Control To Get Rid Of A Pest.The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its Integrity

9. Stakeholder Examples

Proponents Of A New Development (Developers) - - Relevant Minister - - Government Agencies: Environment - Water - Health - Transport - Resource Management. Examples: Epa - Dep. Of The Environment - Dep. Of Health - - Experts - Academic And Scientific Organisations Such As Csiro - Universities - Environmental Scientists - Engineers - - People Who May Be Negatively Impacted By Development - Landowners - Local Councils - Local Residents - - Business And Industry - - Unions (Involved In Construction And Industries Affected By Development) - - Environmental Interest Groups - Acf - Wilderness Society - Sea ShephardFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise Impacts

10. Sustainability Principles

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesPrecautionary Principle - - Conservation Of Biodiversity And Ecological Integrity - - Inter-Generational Equity - - Intra-Generational Equity - - Efficiency Of Resource Use - - User Pays PrincipleA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its Integrity

11. Value Systems

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesIncludes Anthropocentrism - Biocentrism And Ecocentrism Which Are Different Views On The Environment And Its PurposeA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise Impacts

12. Waste Management

Involves Reducing The Amount Of Resources And Energy Used To Produce Goods And Services - Waste Sent To Landfill And Pollution Generated By Waste Through: - Reducing Consumption - Reuse - Recycle - Energy Efficiency - Waste Minimisation - Waste Treatment - Waste Containment - Waste Disposal - All Items Are Made From Resources ~ Renewable Or Non-Renewable Resources. Non- Renewal Are Not Replenished At Timescales Relevant To Human Lifetimes - Therefore Considered Finite. - - All Items 'Embody' The Energy And Water Required For Their Production - Transportation And Storage. - - Substance Decomposition Varies In Length Of Time - - Some Materials Release Toxic Substances When DiscardedA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In Practices

13. Stakeholder Definition

A Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsA Person/ Group That Has An Investment - Share Or Interest In The Environment/ A DevelopmentFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its Integrity

14. Qualitative Risk Assessment

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityIdentifies The Nature Of Probable Impacts. Allows For Risks To Be Identified And A Plan Of Action To Be Established

15. Regulatory Framework

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityLaws And Regulations Which Set Out The Legal Requirements Of Indiv. Businesses/Organisations In Terms Of Limits To Their Pollution And Activities And Consequences Imposed If Exceeded - Government Establishes Agencies Responsible For Monitoring And Enforcing These Regulations - (Context Of Use: Dpi - Epa - Usually When Problem Has Already Risen)A Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise Impacts

16. Ecological Integrity

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Ability Of An Ecosystem To Support And Maintain Ecological Processes And A Diverse Community Of Organisms.

17. Conservation (Of Biodiversity And Ecological Integrity)

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesMaintenance Of: - The Abundance Of Different Species Living Within A Particular Region - - The Genetic Diversity Within A Population - - The Ability Of An Ecosystem To Maintain Its Function - - Including A Capacity For Self Renewal And Continued Maintenance. Tied To Environmental Benficience - Which Is The Concept That We Should Aim For An Environment Which Is Beneficial To All And In Which All Species - Including Humans - Can Flourish.A Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its Integrity

18. Chemical Processes (Environmental Rehabilitation)

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsReturn The Chemical Components Of The Site To Its Pre-Mine State - - Elimination Of Harmful Chemicals Deposited During Operations - The Application Of Fertilizers To Return The Soil To Its Former State - The Use Of Chemical Substances To Dilute/Disperse/Breakdown/Contain A Pollutant Or Get Rid Of Pests - Add Something To Return The Ph Of The Soil To Its Original State (Eg: Lime)

19. Mechanical Processes (Environmental Rehabilitation)

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsPhysically Move Something (Eg: Removing And Replacing The Soil; 'Scooping Up' A Pollutant Or Containing It Some How; Deconstructing Infrastructure)

20. Waste Minimisation

Involves Reducing The Amount Of Waste Produced In Society And Helps To Eliminate The Generation Of Harmful And Persistent Wastes - Supporting The Efforts To Promote A More Sustainable SocietyThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise Impacts

21. Ecologically Sustainable Development

Full Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityDevelopment That Meets The Needs Of The Present Without Compromising The Ability Of Future Generations To Meet Their Own Needs - Considers Rate Of Use And The Degree Of Degradation Its Use Causes - And Whether Future Generation's Use Is Being Compromised By Its Current UseA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise Impacts

22. Ethical

Considers The Ways Humans Interact With Their Natural Environment And With Other Animals. This Includes A Moral Consideration Of The Human Approach To Natural Resources.A Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsThe Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In Practices

23. Environmental Rehabilitation

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityIn An Effort To Return Them To Their Original State - Sites That Suffered Environmental Degradation Through Pollution Of The Soil/ Water Or Disturbance (Soil Erosion) - Can Be Rehabilitated. This Can Include Mechanical - Chemical And Biological ProcessesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In Practices

24. Impact Minimisation

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityStrategies Used To Ensure The Least Possible Impact Caused From A Site Or Project DevelopmentFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise Impacts

25. What Can Lca Information Be Used For?

The Use And Management Of Natural Resources In A Way That Is Beneficial To Humans While Maintaining Its IntegrityA Plan Of Action - Specific To A Site Or Project - Developed To Minimise ImpactsFull Examination Of Existing Conditions/Procedures - Environmental Risks/Problems Identified And Assessed - - Ensure Compliance With Regulatory Frameworks - - Raise Awareness / Promoting Transparency/ Involvement Of Public - Balance The Environmental - Social And Economic Costs/ Benefits - - Minimise Impacts And Ensure Damage Rehabilitation - Establishment And Documentation Of Policies And Action Plans - Assign Responsibility - - Establish Goals/Benchmarks/Criteria - Ongoing Monitoring And Reporting Of Progress - Regular Review Of Procedures And Progress - Continual Improvement In PracticesImprove Environmental Management By Minimising Impacts - - Assist With Deciding Which Product Or Process To Adopt (Comparison Between Lca Of Two Products/ Processes)

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