360’s Second Annual ESG Report

Click here to see the full report – 360’s 2021 ESG Report

We are very excited to release our 2021 ESG Report to the industry. This is our 2nd Annual ESG report, and we are proud to showcase the accomplishments we achieved in 2020, but more importantly highlight our ESG goals we have established for 2021. Our over arching purpose of Closure Makes a Difference  was the central vision of this report, and now that we have our purpose truly crystalized, we can more clearly articulate our achievements and our goals with respect to this driving force.

Recent Insights

  • Clearing the Bench: How the CARL Program Accelerates Environmental Liability Closure

    This insight explores the Conditional Adjustment of Reclamation Liability (CARL) program, its relevance to oil and gas producers, and the value of participating in it as part of a strategic liability management plan.  For someone relatively new to this side of the environmental industry, I’ve been struck by the complexity of the regulatory frameworks, ongoing…

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  • Upfront Regulatory Planning & Baseline Monitoring: Essential Pillars for Mining Success Across Canada

    In Canada’s vast and varied mining landscape from BC’s gold-rich terrains to Ontario’s nickel belts and Quebec’s lithium frontiers success demands more than resource discovery; it requires strategic foresight amid evolving regulations. Upfront regulatory planning, or “regulatory roadmapping,” and baseline monitoring are proving vital for de-risking projects, securing approvals, and enhancing value in a sector…

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  • The Importance of Diversification to Drive Growth in the Environmental Industry

    Introduction The intersection of science and business is evolving at an unprecedented pace, especially in the environmental sector. As the global community faces the intensifying challenges of climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation, the demand for sustainable solutions has become more urgent than ever. Over the past 25 years, the environmental industry has emerged…

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  • Helping Small Municipalities Achieve PSAB 3280 Compliance: A Case Study in Northeastern Ontario

    The introduction of Section PS 3280 by the Public Sector Accounting Board (PSAB) in 2022, required Canadian municipalities to identify, estimate, and report asset retirement obligations (AROs) in their financial statements. This change enhances fiscal transparency and long-term planning, but also presents significant challenges, especially for smaller communities with limited budgets and technical capacity.  A…

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