Here's an example of how you can explain the concept of positive/negative impacts, their primary sources, management policies, indicators, and goals:

"In our company, the primary production activity is XXXX, and within the manufacturing process, there may be various environmental impacts, both positive and negative, that we need to address. These impacts include:

Air Pollution (Volatile Organic Compounds - VOCs, PM2.5)
Water Resource Usage and Pollution (specifically XXXXX)
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Given the significance of these environmental impacts, we have dedicated resources and efforts to manage the sources of these impacts. This chapter elaborates on how environmental costs are allocated to manage the potential sources of impacts, such as:

Air Pollution (VOCs, PM2.5)
Water Resource Usage and Pollution (specifically XXXXX)
...
Our management policy is focused on achieving the following objectives:

Goal: Minimize Negative Impacts (Score: 60 points) - We aim to reduce our negative environmental impacts continuously, with a target score of at least 60 points.
Excellence (Score: Above 90 points) - For areas where we excel (e.g., achieving a score of 90 points or higher), we consider becoming a benchmark for other companies, particularly in areas like circular economy practices."
This example outlines the concept, identifies the primary sources of impact, discusses management policies, and sets goals and indicators for environmental performance.