Published July 2003 Strategic environmental management and pollution prevention constitute an elusive part of the environmental market, mainly because a wide range of professionals outside the familiar environmental firms are involved in various SEM and P2 related activities. Many consulting firms indicated in EBJ's survey that their biggest obstacle in marketing SEM is the perception that SEM is not an essential service. Still, many of the large multinational corporations are adopting sustainable business practice for various reasons - public relations, cost-saving, etc. This issue of EBJ analyzes the current state of SEM, P2 and sustainable development, and profiles various companies involved - from consulting firms to generators. Emission trading and by-product synergies are also discussed. * This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. TABLE OF CONTENTS SEM & P2 Overview: Strategic environmental management and pollution prevention services contribute to corporate sustainability but U.S. business is slow to learn 1-4 Sustainable Development: Bill Wallace of Wallace Future Group discusses corporate responsibility based on his years of experience at CH2M Hill 5-7 Carbon Emissions Trading: US is out of Kyoto Protocol but other nations, as well as some states within the US, are moving forward 7-10 By-Product Synergies: One industry’s waste can be another’s raw material, but much education about BPS is still needed 10-11 Pollution Prevention (P2): The fragmented and elusive market is a challenging ground for many C&E businesses; “Green Building” may prove lucrative 12-14 Supply-Chain Management: Multinational corporations feel the public and regulatory pressure for environmental performance 14-15 SEM & P2 Firm Profiles: Generators - Dow Chemical, Proctor & Gamble, DuPont. Service Providers - S2 Concepts, RMT, Battelle, RETEC 16-23 EXHIBITS FOUND IN THIS ISSUE  - The U.S. C&E Market (pie chart depicting market shares of SEM and P2)  - List of Top SEM Companies  - Sustainability Leaders by Market Sector COMPANIES FEATURED IN THIS ISSUE 3M Franklin Associates Ltd. PricewaterhouseCoopers Alliant Energy General Motors Proctor & Gamble Applied Sustainability LLC Global Environmental Management Initiative    Public Service Enterprise Group Asia Pacific Fuel Cell Technologies Hatch Associates RETEC Inc. Battelle Memorial Institute Hercules RMT Inc. Battelle Science and Technology International    HOK Rocky Mountain Institute Bechtel National Inc. ICF Consulting Inc. S2 Concepts BNIM Architects Innovest Strategic Value Advisors Shell BP plc Interface Corp. Sony Bridging the Gap Interstate Technology Regulatory Council Stonyfield Farms CH2M Hill Johnson & Johnson SustainAbility Chaparral Steel Co. KPMG Technology Acceptance and Reciprocity Partnership ChevronTexaco Materials Productivity LLC Texas Industries Inc. Chicago Climate Exchange Merck Texas Instruments CO2e.com Meridian Institute The Climate Trust Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Midwest Research Institute TransAlta Corp. Dow Minnesota Technical Assistance Program U.S. Business Council for Sustainable Development Dow Chemical Mitsubishi U.S. Green Building Council Dow Jones Motorola Unilever DuPont National Pollution Prevention Roundtable URS Corp. E+Co NatSource Wallace Futures Group EcoSecurities Group Ltd. Natural Logic World Business Council for Sustainable Development Environmental Council of the States Natural Logic Inc. World Resources Institute ERM Pew Center on Global Climate Change   Ford Motor Co. Plug Power Inc.   * This issue is $75 for subscribers and $100 for non-subscribers. If you are a subscriber and would like to purchase this issue please call EBI. * This is NOT a downloadable item. You will receive a copy by mail in five to seven business days. Published July 2003 $100.00 [Home] [EBJ] [Reports] [Data] [Info by Segments] [Surveys] [Links] Copyright © ZweigWhite Information Services One Apple Hill Drive, Suite 2, Natick, MA 01760 USA Phone: 1-800-466-6275 | Fax: 1-800-842-1560 | Web Site: www.environmentalbusinessjournal.com | Email EBJ All rights reserved. This website, or any part, may not be duplicated, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form without prior written permission of the publisher. Unauthorized use of this information is illegal. Disclaimer: Although ZweigWhite has made every effort to be accurate errors may appear and are unintentional.