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AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO THE METHOD OF CALCULATING THE ENVEROMENTAL RISK
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The problem of environment is a global problem. Each country has its own method of monitoring it. But in spite of its specifity, Information plays a great role in preventing environments pollution and decision-making. It is formed in the system of reporting as well as ecological. The data of ecology expense will help to estimate ecology risks. So it seems very up to date to create a method of environment's risk calculation, which should be done under the reporting connected with overrated payments under the negative influence on the environment. The method includes the procedure of determining the amount of risks by calculating the two coefficients introduced by the authors: the environmental risk of negative impact on the environment and on the names of the pollutant, and the severity of the negative impact on the environment. On the basis of the information, the sum of the provision for environmental risks will be formed, managed costs associated with the above-standard payments for negative impact on the environment in order to reduce them.
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