Common use of The Union’s Right to Participate in Environmental Issues Clause in Contracts

The Union’s Right to Participate in Environmental Issues. 1. A Joint Environmental Sub-Committee of the Joint Safety and Health Committee will be established at each location, composed of an equal number of Employees designated by the Union and the Company. The Joint Safety and Health Committee will meet regularly to discuss environmental issues affecting the Company and to make appropriate recommendations. 2. The Company will make available for review to the Joint Safety and Health Committee all environmental reports, monitoring results, analyses, materials received from the EPA and other agencies, and any other documents related to the Company’s environmental program and obligations. 3. The parties also agree that energy efficiency is vital to the long term viability of the Company. Energy efficiency updates, energy use and emissions studies to the property and equipment within each plant will be analyzed by Problem Solving Teams as set forth in Article Six Section A. The information and studies will be used to assess potential cost savings in reduction of energy use and emissions.

The Union’s Right to Participate in Environmental Issues. 1. A Joint Environmental Sub-Committee of the Joint Safety and Health Committee will be established at each location, composed of an equal number of Employees designated by the Union and the Company. The Joint Safety and Health Committee will meet regularly to discuss environmental issues affecting the Company and to make appropriate recommendations. 2. The Company will make available for review to the Joint Safety and Health Committee all environmental reports, monitoring results, analyses, materials received from the EPA and other agencies, and any other documents related to the Company’s environmental program and obligations. 3. The parties also agree that energy efficiency is vital to the long term viability of the Company. Energy efficiency updates, energy use and emissions studies to the property and equipment within each plant will be analyzed by Problem Solving Teams as set forth in Article Six Section A. The information and studies will be used to assess potential cost savings in reduction of energy use and emissions.