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Book Review: Corporate Strategies for Managing Environmental Risk

Corporate Strategies for Managing Environmental Risk, by Bernard Sinclair-Desgagne. Ashgate, 2004. 584 pp. ISBN 0-7546-2411-0Keywords: book ...

Mar. 19, 2007

By Inderscience Publishers

St. Bernard Parish uses Singer Valve’s taps to meet compliance with water safety standards - Case Study

Their Challenge To improve the water quality of St. Bernard Parish and to meet compliance with water quality standards. Our Solution Singer Valve’s Total Automatic Purging System The Result On track with water quality standards and regulation Improved chlorine residuals, lower total Trihelomethane and Haloactic acid values Reduced consumer complaints ...

Jan. 18, 2019

By Mueller Water Products

Burkinshaws are delighted with their new crushing bucket. For them the benefits are clear, United Kingdom - Case Study

Owning a brand-new Series 4 MB Crushing Bucket has given Burkinshaws more versatility in recycling materials both on site and in their yard. Not only are they saving on hire and transport costs, they are also able to better meet their customer’s specific material requirements. Burkinshaws is a family business, established in 1947 by father Reginald and then taken over by his son ...

Jan. 13, 2020

By MB Crusher

Rumpke: leading the way in the waste industry

In 1932, William F. Rumpke operated a coal and junkyard business in Carthage, OH. After receiving a payment of hogs, his business focus changed to hog farming. During the hog-farming days, he collected trash from local residents to feed his hogs. Inedible items were removed and recycled while the rest was fed to the livestock. In the 1940s, William’s brother Bernard joined the business and ...

Feb. 1, 2010

By Waste Advantage Magazine

Whittlebury spa hotel conferencing - Case study

Background Whittlebury Hall Hotel and Spa, within earshot of the famous Formula 1 Silverstone racing circuit, boasts not only golf and award winning 23 room spa complex , but 213 bedrooms and over 40 different training and syndicate rooms. With consistently high occupancy rates and a significant training and conference business, the catering facilities on site including the 3 main restaurants ...

Jan. 27, 2017

By Tidy Planet Limited

Think global, act local - David Bubenick and Brian Jones review the groundswell of activity in the US now under way at state and local level to tackle emissions of greenhouse gases

Emissions Trading, the economy and the environmentJohn Kinsman - October 2002 Preserving the SO2 marketNorman Fichthorn and Allison Wood - September 2002 Clear Skies and business certaintyLisa Jacobson - June 2002 Is $0 your best guess?Mark Trexler - May 2002 Writing the rules in MassachusettsDan Chartier and Tom Powers - April 2002 Think global, act localDavid Bubenick - March 2002 ...

Jan. 1, 2002

By Environmental Markets Association (EMA)

State of the SIP Call - A plan to expand the US trading scheme in emissions allowances for nitrogen oxides has been contested in a series of court cases for more than a year.

Emissions Trading, the economy and the environmentJohn Kinsman - October 2002 Preserving the SO2 marketNorman Fichthorn and Allison Wood - September 2002 Clear Skies and business certaintyLisa Jacobson - June 2002 Is $0 your best guess?Mark Trexler - May 2002 Writing the rules in MassachusettsDan Chartier and Tom Powers - April 2002 Think global, act localDavid Bubenick - March 2002 ...

Jan. 1, 2000

By Environmental Markets Association (EMA)

Writing the rules in Massachusetts - The state of Massachusetts has begun work on detailed rules to implement its greenhouse gas (GHG) market.

Emissions Trading, the economy and the environmentJohn Kinsman - October 2002 Preserving the SO2 marketNorman Fichthorn and Allison Wood - September 2002 Clear Skies and business certaintyLisa Jacobson - June 2002 Is $0 your best guess?Mark Trexler - May 2002 Writing the rules in MassachusettsDan Chartier and Tom Powers - April 2002 Think global, act localDavid Bubenick - March 2002 ...

Jan. 1, 2000

By Environmental Markets Association (EMA)

Lead didn’t bring down ancient Rome, But it’s still a modern menace

Lead in Ancient Rome’s Water Was 100 Times More Than Natural Level A scientist-led investigation in Rome has shown lead levels in water were at a considerably higher level than natural levels. The scientists believe that the high levels were around 100 times higher than what they should have been, however luckily not high enough to cause any substantial damage. Water was brought into ...

May 30, 2014

By Aquaread Limited

KNAUER Joins Industrial Sustainability Research Project

Starting September 2019, KNAUER is now part of the EU funded IMPRESS research program, with the goal to advance the sustainable production of chemistry raw materials. The research program which is driven by a consortium of ten member companies and research institutions received a total grant of 13 million Euros. The research project’s acronym stands for “Integration of efficient ...

Sep. 2, 2019

By Knauer Wissenschaftliche GerÃƒÆ’Ã‚Â¤te GmbH

Transformational Leadership: Paradigm Shift or Incremental Change?

In his 1962 book The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, physicist Thomas Kuhn triggered a landmark re-assessment of the history, sociology and philosophy of scientific knowledge. At that time, progress in "normal science" was viewed as the development of knowledge by incremental steps. Kuhn challenged the traditional view by arguing for a model in which periods of continuity in normal science ...

Feb. 25, 2015

By Behavioral Science Technology, Inc. (BST)

Discussion Author response to right of reply by Anne Le Strat, deputy Mayor of Paris, to the article ‘Return of Drinking water supply in Paris to public control’ by Bernard Barraqué

Apr. 10, 2014

By IWA Publishing

Online analyzers improve control of chloramination processes in Milwaukee - Case Study

The Milwaukee Water Works is a national leader in providing high quality drinking water and monitoring water quality. Since 1998, it has invested $227 million in its infrastructure, from treatment plants to distribution systems, to ensure high quality drinking water and reliable supply. The Milwaukee Water Works treats Lake Michigan water with Ozone gas as a primary disinfectant because it ...

Jul. 29, 2019

By ChemScan, Inc.

Building a house like Lego

Home show exhibitor builds houses out of cargo containers that can be assembled in just a few hours OTTAWA - Bernard Morin would like us to start thinking inside the box. If we did. he says, we could build homes more quickly, less expensively and a lot greener. Morin, along with his wife and business partner, Jocelyne Labelle, sells homes made from recycled maritime shipping containers. You ...

Mar. 25, 2011

By Construction Resource Initiatives Council

2020 manufacturing predictions: connecting machines to networks and companies to end-consumers

While change is buffeting the industrial manufacturing industry from a number of directions, the most disruptive changes will be those which manufacturers can and should make for themselves. Many of these manufacturers are already taking advantage of technologies like the internet of things (IoT), and as we head into 2020 will find themselves early adopters of things like artificial intelligence, ...

Jan. 20, 2020

By IFS

Spartech Chooses 3E for ‘One Stop Shop’ Integrated EH&S and Product Stewardship Solution

Background Spartech Corporation is a leading producer of plastic products including polymeric compounds, concentrates, custom extruded sheet and rollstock products and packaging technologies for a wide spectrum of customers. The company’s three business segments, which operate facilities in the United States, Mexico, Canada, and France, annually process more than 1 billion pounds of ...

Mar. 9, 2014

By Verisk 3E