The development of environmental policy involves several stages:
Research and Data Collection: Gathering scientific data on the toxicological effects of substances. Risk Assessment: Evaluating the potential risks posed by toxic substances to human health and the environment. Stakeholder Engagement: Involving relevant parties, including scientists, industry representatives, and the public, in policy formulation. Policy Formulation: Drafting regulations and guidelines based on scientific evidence and stakeholder input. Implementation and Enforcement: Putting policies into action and ensuring compliance through monitoring and enforcement mechanisms.
