Tata Steel is the second largest steel producer in Europe and has its main steelmaking plants in the UK and Holland. It supplies steel and related services to major industries, such as construction, vehicle production and packaging. Tata Steel is committed to tackling the challenges of sustainability. This means that it takes its responsibility towards both the environment and its communities seriously, balancing these against the need to make a profit. It has put systems in place to meet international standards for environmental management such as ISO14001. This case study shows how Tata Steel can tackle the relevant sustainability challenges and in particular satisfy all its relevant stakeholders. Analyse the given case study in your own words and answers the following questions; 1. Explain how Tata Steel's approaches to CSR and its priorities that help the company make ethical and sustainable decisions 2. Based on this case, explain how sustainable practice can help a business to compete 3. Analyse why LCA is a more accurate type of analysis than just looking at the carbon footprint of the 'usephase' of a material 4. Evaluate the contribution of Tata Steel to sustainable and ethical business practices 5. If Tata Steel was operating in Australia, what environment regulations will apply to the company?