How does the ISO 14000 series differ from ISO 9000:2015?

What will be an ideal response?

ISO 9000:2015 is a set of standards that provides companies a format for documenting their quality systems in a series of manuals for the purpose of facilitating trade through supplier conformance. The standards originated in Europe. The ISO standard was developed so that an international standard for documentation of quality systems could be applied in different cultures. Given the success of ISO 9000:2015, ISO embarked on developing an international standard for environmental compliance named ISO 14000. ISO 14000 is a series of standards that provide guidelines and a compliance standard in the environmental area. ISO 14000 uses the same basic approach as ISO 9000:2015 with documentation control, management system auditing, operational control, and so on. In addition to these controls, ISO 14000 includes quantified targets, established objectives, emergency and disaster preparedness, and disclosure of environmental policy.