Environmental Policy

Environmental And Pollution Principles

In accordance with our approach to management of the Environment, we adopt the following principles.

Environmental management is an integral component of all our exploration programs.
The consequences of each exploration activity must be considered and planned for. If the consequences do not meet our standards, then changes to technique and practice must be made to ensure that they do.
High environmental management standards and quality of work will be maintained in conjunction with effective exploration, regardless of the location of operations.
All relevant laws and Government regulations for the protection of the environment will be complied with, both in spirit and to the letter.
All contractors and employees will be fully informed of White Energy’s environmental practice.
Effective communication and close liaison with relevant landholders, regulatory authorities and the community at large is an integral part of good exploration and environmental practice.
Exploration activities should always be conducted with due regard to the protection of wildlife, flora and sites of natural, cultural and historical significance.
Mineral exploration is a minimal impact land use and as such, should not result in any long-term disturbance to soil, water and land surface. In this respect, pollution of the environment during exploration, either through inappropriate waste disposal or waste management shall be avoided.
Any damage to vegetation, land surface or man-made improvements that may occur as a result of our activities will be minimised and rehabilitated without undue delay.