Past archive issues of the Environmental Business Journal

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EBJ Vol XXX No 07 & 08: Remediation Markets & Technology 2017

This edition of EBJ features data, analysis, survey results and company profiles in three segments of the environmental industry: hazardous waste management, remediation and industrial services. These sectors — together the “contracting” segments of the environmental industry — accounted for $24.3 billion in revenues in 2016, according to EBJ segmentation and analysis portrayed in charts and tables in this edition along with ranking of top companies in each segment. Both the $24-billion environmental contracting segments and the $30-billion environmental consulting & engineering industry count remediation as an important market category and EBJ’s detailed surveys on Remediation Markets and Remediation Technology reveal growth services, clients and geographies, key benchmarks, contract trends and technology applications. » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXX No 11 & 12: Environmental Industry Overview 2017-2018

The U.S. environmental industry grew 3.6% in 2016 and 4.8% in 2017, according to research and data compiled by Environmental Business International Inc., publisher of EBJ. The environmental industry’s total of $370 billion in revenues represented » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXI No 1 & 2: Executive Review and EBJ Business Achievement Awards

EBJ’s annual program lists of 50+ award winners provides a view into growth, management, planning, strategy, execution, innovation and what it takes to compete in environmental markets. Market features and Q&As with top executives reflect new markets, current market trends and management challenges. » Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXIII No 9&10: Digitalization & Data Management in the Environmental Industry in the 2020s

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

$395.00
2018 Environmental Industry Summit Presentations

These files contain information presented during EBI’s 16^th annual Environmental Industry Summit, which was attended by over 100 environmental industry executives. Topics include Politics, Policy & Federal Outlook, a snapshot of environmental industry performance in 2017, 2020 year outlook and many more interesting topics.»Read More

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXI No 5 & 6: 2018 The U.S. Water Industry

A comprehensive review of the 2018 US water industry features profiles and perspectives from industry leaders and innovators and a full quantification and forecast in all segments of the $172-billion water industry: Water Treatment Equipment; Delivery & Infrastructure Equipment; Chemicals (Bulk & Specialty); Contract Operations; Consulting & Design Engineering; Maintenance Services; Instruments; Analytical Services; Wastewater Treatment Works and Water Utilities.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXIII No 7&8: Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s

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.

$395.00
EBJ Vol 34 No 7/8: Environmental Social Governance 2021

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.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXII No 7 & 8: 2019 Air Quality & Air Pollution Control

Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) presents a strategic overview of the U.S. Air Quality & Air Pollution Control industry.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXII No 11 & 12: 2020 Executive Review & 2019 EBJ Awards

The 2020 Environmental Executive Review and EBJ Awards provides a view into growth, management, planning, strategy, execution, innovation and what it takes to compete in environmental markets. 2020 Environmental Executive Review includes also Q&As with executives and key award winners for 2019 accomplishments reflect new markets, market trends and management challenges.

$395.00
EBJ Vol 34 No 9/10: Q4 2021 The Water Industry

Environmental Business Journal® presents its biannual comprehensive analysis of the water industry in a 52-page edition dedicated to water.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXII No 9 & 10: 2019 Natural Resource Management

Environmental Business Journal (EBJ) presents a strategic overview of the U.S. Natural Resources Management industry.

$395.00
EBJ Vol 34 No. 3/4: Innovation in Services & New Practice Areas in the Environmental Industry in the 2020s

This edition of EBJ analyzes new practice introductions of more than 70 firms over the last decade. Feature profiles of 10 firms reveal their strategy to continue to stay ahead of market demand and the competition. New practices in PFAS, COVID, resilience, energy, sustainability natural capital and digital innovation are just a few of the examples of service innovations taking hold in a variety of client markets.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXIII No 1 & 2: Environmental Cutting-Edge Technologies

EBJ presents a strategic review of innovative or disruptive technology and the potential that Environmental Cutting-Edge Technologies have to transform the industry in the 2020s. Leading environmental industry players share best practices on their current deployment of technology, varying client demands and their strategic approach to developing and deploying technology and investing in R&D.

$395.00
EBJ Vol XXXI No 9 & 10: 2018 Environmental Technology and Consulting & Engineering

2018 Environmental Technology Trends and C&E – This edition provides details on the C&E industry from 2017 through 2020. Business trends in the consulting & engineering segment are summarized by clients, services, media, geography and companies

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Environmental Business Journal® (EBJ) Defines 14 business segments including remediation, environmental C&E, water/wastewater, instrumentation, and APC.

Environmental Business Journal

EBJ Vol XXX No 07 & 08: Remediation Markets & Technology 2017

EBJ Vol XXX No 11 & 12: Environmental Industry Overview 2017-2018

EBJ Vol XXXI No 1 & 2: Executive Review and EBJ Business Achievement Awards

EBJ Vol XXXIII No 9&10: Digitalization & Data Management in the Environmental Industry in the 2020s

2018 Environmental Industry Summit Presentations

EBJ Vol XXXI No 5 & 6: 2018 The U.S. Water Industry

EBJ Vol XXXIII No 7&8: Infrastructure Markets in the 2020s

EBJ Vol 34 No 7/8: Environmental Social Governance 2021

EBJ Vol XXXII No 7 & 8: 2019 Air Quality & Air Pollution Control

EBJ Vol XXXII No 11 & 12: 2020 Executive Review & 2019 EBJ Awards

EBJ Vol 34 No 9/10: Q4 2021 The Water Industry

EBJ Vol XXXII No 9 & 10: 2019 Natural Resource Management

EBJ Vol 34 No. 3/4: Innovation in Services & New Practice Areas in the Environmental Industry in the 2020s

EBJ Vol XXXIII No 1 & 2: Environmental Cutting-Edge Technologies

EBJ Vol XXXI No 9 & 10: 2018 Environmental Technology and Consulting & Engineering

Environmental Business Journal^® (EBJ)
Defines 14 business segments including remediation, environmental C&E, water/wastewater, instrumentation, and APC.