Environmental Business Journal® presents its biannual comprehensive analysis of the water industry in a 52-page edition dedicated to water.
Environmental Business Journal reviews the rapidly emerging, and rapidly evolving, ESG movement as it impacts the investment & financial community, and then corporations and eventually all entities public and private.
Environmental Business Journal’s annual Environmental Industry Outlook edition presents comprehensive results of a detailed Q2 2021 Industry Snapshot Survey of environmental industry executives reporting 2020 revenue performance, expectations of the market impact of the Biden administration, and favored markets for 2021-2022 business development.
EBJ presents an analysis of strategic planning in the environmental industry. Results of a comprehensive survey of environmental firms is presented and summarized, including many open-ended responses from 58 executives on strategic planning process, history, communication, scope and frequency. Perhaps of higher value are the detailed profiles of the planning process, business outlook and response to 2020 from prominent leaders in the environmental industry including: Arcadis, Cardno, Carollo Engineers, Dudek, GHD, ICF, Michael Baker, Ramboll, SNC-Lavalin, Tetra Tech, TRC, Veolia, Wood plc and Woodard & Curran.
In this review of Digitalization & Data Management in the Environmental Industry Environmental Business Journal characterizes the current state of data management and likely trajectory of investment and implementation in the short term, and implications for the long term on the environmental industry and society. Providers and consumers across the digital information and services supply chain are profiled in feature articles to shed light on how companies are approaching this opportunity. EBJ presents the results of a comprehensive survey, the Environmental Business Journal 2020 Environmental Data Management Survey conducted in November and December of 2020
In a special edition EBJ that combines an analysis of Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s for the environmental industry with a Climate Change Business Journal edition on ‘Natural Infrastructure’. EBJ presents a 2020 quantitative and qualitative analysis of infrastructure markets in the 2020s with market sizing for the six categories of infrastructure: water, energy, power, communications, waste and transportation. Full discussion of market drivers, funding concerns and trend analysis of innovation and disruption in each category is included in both EBJ’s overview and executive Q&A with 10 industry leaders.
EBJ presents the results and analysis of EBJ’s annual Snapshot Survey and takes on the task of framing an Environmental Industry Outlook for 2020, resetting its forecast for 2020 and 2021 in the wake of the unprecedented coronavirus crisis. Survey respondents provide business responses to the Covid-19 shutdown and also reflect on morale and pathways forward. Executive Q&As profile companies enduring the crisis and reflecting the resilient nature of the environmental industry.
Complete assessment of the $5.5 billion environmental Instruments & Information segment including lab instruments, monitoring devices and software and environmental information systems.
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Interviews with executives developing environmental business across Europe and the Middle East augment EBJ survey rankings of top markets. Features on the REACH chemical regulations, Masdar City and profiles of key markets in t » Read More
Interviews with executives developing environmental business across Asia augment EBJ survey rankings of top markets. Profiles of key markets in India, China, Australia and Malaysia.
Environmental industry dynamics are characterized in the tough times of 2009 based on new survey results and interviews with CEOs. Growth forecasts for 2009 in the $300-billion U.S. environmental industry have been downward-adj » Read More
A detailed look at two key environmental industry service segments and the Resource Recovery segment.
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A detailed look at traditional and emerging markets in energy related markets varying from demand from utilities, oil & gas and petroleum companies to the nuclear renaissance, energy efficency, renewable energy and the clea » Read More
