ISO 14000:2004 does not build upon existing governmental regulations,establish emissions and pollution levels,or detail any specific testing methods.

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ISO 14000:2004 is a voluntary international standard for environmental management systems and does not establish legal requirements or specific levels of emissions or pollution. It provides a framework for organizations to develop and implement an environmental management system that meets their own unique circumstances and objectives. The standard does not detail specific testing methods but requires organizations to establish and maintain procedures for monitoring and measuring their environmental performance.

ISO 14000:2004 Does Not Build Upon Existing Governmental Regulations,establish Emissions