Environmental Policy
This Environmental Policy sets out a business’ principles and guidelines in relation to managing their effects on the environment.
Last updated October 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia


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Frequently asked questions
Use this Environmental Policy if:
- You wish to inform your employees of concrete steps they can take within the company to protect the environment.
- You wish to have a formal document outlining your company’s plans and objectives to reduce their environmental footprint.
- You wish to create an environmental policy compliant with legislation and regulatory obligation.
What does the Environmental Policy cover?
- Environmental sustainability statement
- Environmental commitments
- Obligations regarding travel, procurement, waste and IT
Further information:
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The Legal Risk Score of a Environmental Policy Template is Low
Our legal team have marked this document as low risk considering:
- The document stipulates that it will be reviewed periodically, which means that the commitments and responsibilities may change, potentially affecting how parties need to comply over time.
- The policy applies to a wide range of individuals including employees, contractors, and volunteers, which could lead to challenges in ensuring consistent understanding and implementation across such a diverse group.
- The policy requires adherence to a variety of environmental regulations and standards, which could pose a risk if not properly managed due to the complexity and potential for non-compliance.
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