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Environmental audits are intended to quantify environmental performance and environmental position. In this way they perform an analogous function to financial audits. An environmental audit report ideally contains a statement of environmental performance and environmental position, and may also aim to define what needs to be done to sustain or improve on indicators of such performance and position. Environmental Auditors can get certified through written exam and acceptance of the Environmental Auditor Association code of ethics. Depending on the nature of the audit, there are several different designations to choose from. CECAB administers these designation [1][citation needed] ISO 14001 defines an environmental audit as ISO 14001 is the environmental standard against which organizations are assessed. It specifies the requirements for an EMS, which provides a framework for an organization to control the environmental impacts of its activities, products and services. Another standard for environmental issues is ISO 1OOO. Mattsson and Olsson (p.&_160;178) say that there are three types of audit
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