Environmental License

/ˌɛn.vaɪ.rənˈmɛn.tl ˈlaɪ.səns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) An official permit issued by a governmental authority allowing the holder to engage in activities that may affect the environment, subject to compliance with specific environmental regulations and standards.
    The company secured an environmental license before starting construction near the protected wetland.

Forms

  • environmental license
  • environmental licenses

Commentary

Typically issued to ensure adherence to environmental laws and mitigate ecological harm; drafters should specify the regulatory scope and conditions within the license.

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