ORANO // Annual Activity Report 2024
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SUSTAINABILITY STATEMENT Environmental information
TOOLS AND APPROACH FOR LEAP ANALYSIS
Sub-topics
Sub-sub-topics
Tools and approach
LEAP stage concerned
Land-use change, freshwater-use change and sea-use change
Global Biodiversity Score (GBS) (except seas) Global Biodiversity Score (GBS) (for water) Global Biodiversity Score (GBS) Global Biodiversity Score (GBS) Global Biodiversity Score (GBS)
Evaluate and Analyze
Overexploitation of natural resources
Evaluate and Analyze
Contribution to the fi ve pressure factors
Climate change
Evaluate and Analyze Evaluate and Analyze Evaluate and Analyze
Pollution
Invasive alien species
Analysis restricted to certain activities according to their presence in the value chain
Population sizes
Evaluate and Analyze
Impacts on the state of species
Species extinction risk
RED list tool RED list tool
Localize and Evaluate Localize and Evaluate
Impact on endangered species
Database of protected areas Deduction made via the pressures identi fi ed with the Global Biodiversity Score (GBS) Assimilation of impacts on ecosystem services with impacts on ecosystems
Impacts on the extent and condition of ecosystems Impacts on ecosystem services
Land degradation, deserti fi cation, waterproo fi ng, other…
Localize and Evaluate
Evaluate and Analyze
Dependencies on ecosystem services
GBS Dependencies (to come)
Evaluate and Analyze
The work carried out has thus led to the identi fi cation of two material Impacts, Risks and Opportunities directly related to the “land-use change” issue. Other IROs identi fi ed, associated with dependencies on regulating services (climate and water) or
contributions to climate, water and pollution pressure factors, are dealt with directly in these sections and are not included here. The other challenges speci fi c to biodiversity (invasive alien species, state of species, state of ecosystems) are non-material.
MATERIAL IMPACTS, RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES RELATED TO LAND-USE CHANGE
Localization in the value chain
Type
Impacts, Risks and Opportunities
LAND-USE CHANGE [E4] PROVEN NEGATIVE IMPACT
OWN OPERATIONS, UPSTREAM
LAND-USE CHANGE CONTRIBUTING TO THE EROSION OF BIODIVERSITY
The change in land-use and land degradation linked to the activities of Orano and its value chain contribute to the erosion of biodiversity. The group’s activities contribute to the erosion of biodiversity, in particular due to mining operations carried out in sensitive areas (soil stripping to exploit mining deposits).
IRO
Description
OWN OPERATIONS, UPSTREAM, DOWNSTREAM
FUTURE RISK
RISK OF BIODIVERSITY RESTRICTIONS
Increasing constraints from regulations aimed at preserving biodiversity may lead to restrictions on operations or permits. Orano operates in biodiversity-sensitive areas or close to sensitive areas. Within ten years, stricter regulations aimed at preserving biodiversity and ecosystems could change the group’s operating conditions and therefore its costs and revenue.
IRO
Description
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