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A discussion of the environmental management systems standard ISO 14001. Leading practitioners and thinkers in the field address what the standard means in the real world, what changes managers have to make to accommodate its principles, and what decisions need to be faced and when.
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A discussion of the environmental management systems standard ISO 14001. Leading practitioners and thinkers in the field address what the standard means in the real world, what changes managers have to make to accommodate its principles, and what decisions need to be faced and when.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 410
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 630g
- ISBN-13: 9781874719014
- ISBN-10: 1874719012
- Artikelnr.: 40548949
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 410
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 1998
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 156mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 630g
- ISBN-13: 9781874719014
- ISBN-10: 1874719012
- Artikelnr.: 40548949
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Christopher, Sheldon
Foreword John Elkington Introduction: ISO 14001 and beyond: EMS in the
real world Christopher Sheldon Part 1: Laying down the law: How
self-regulation came of age1. Beyond 14001: An introduction to the ISO
14000 series Dick Hortensius and Mark Barthel 2. Neither international nor
standard: The Limits of ISO 14001 as an instrument of global corporate
environmental management Harris Gleckman and Riva Krut 3. The ISO 14001
environmental management systems standard: One American's view Christopher
L. Bell 4. Squaring the circle: Fundamental barriers to effective
environmental product labelling Mark Smith 5. Trade, competitiveness and
the environment Donal O'Laoire 6. Environmental management standards and
certification: Do they add value? Tim J. Sunderland Part 2: Coping
strategies: Important trends7. Environmental management systems: Challenges
for Russian manufacturing industry Jim Hutchison, Anatoly Pichugin and Ann
Smith 8. Attitudes and experiences of the Japanese business community
vis-a-vis EMS standards Tomoko Kurasaka 9. Environmental management
systems: ISO 14001 issues for developing countries Aidan Davy 10. Training
and environmental management systems Andy Wells 11. Environmental
management standards: Who cares? Andrew Blaza and Nicky Chambers 12.
Targeting sustainability: The positive application of ISO 14001 Philip
Sutton 13. From EMAS to SMAS: Charting the course from environmental
management to sustainability Andrea Spencer-Cooke Part 3: Tactical
responses: Managers at the greenface14. Beyond ISO 14001: Ontario Hydro's
environmental management system Philip M. Stoesser 15. EMAS implementation
at Hipp in Germany Matthias Gelber, Bernhard Hanf and Sven Huther 16.
Training: Preparations for maintaining effective environmental management
systems Gabriele Crognale 17. Eco-management and audit scheme for UK Local
Authorities: Three years on Nigel Riglar 18. Environmental management
standards: What do SMEs think? Ruth Hillary 19. Towards innovative, more
eco-efficient product design strategies J.M. Cramer 20. Establishing
workable environmental objectives Alison Bird 21. Environment risk:
Assessment, management and prevention of loss David Shillito
real world Christopher Sheldon Part 1: Laying down the law: How
self-regulation came of age1. Beyond 14001: An introduction to the ISO
14000 series Dick Hortensius and Mark Barthel 2. Neither international nor
standard: The Limits of ISO 14001 as an instrument of global corporate
environmental management Harris Gleckman and Riva Krut 3. The ISO 14001
environmental management systems standard: One American's view Christopher
L. Bell 4. Squaring the circle: Fundamental barriers to effective
environmental product labelling Mark Smith 5. Trade, competitiveness and
the environment Donal O'Laoire 6. Environmental management standards and
certification: Do they add value? Tim J. Sunderland Part 2: Coping
strategies: Important trends7. Environmental management systems: Challenges
for Russian manufacturing industry Jim Hutchison, Anatoly Pichugin and Ann
Smith 8. Attitudes and experiences of the Japanese business community
vis-a-vis EMS standards Tomoko Kurasaka 9. Environmental management
systems: ISO 14001 issues for developing countries Aidan Davy 10. Training
and environmental management systems Andy Wells 11. Environmental
management standards: Who cares? Andrew Blaza and Nicky Chambers 12.
Targeting sustainability: The positive application of ISO 14001 Philip
Sutton 13. From EMAS to SMAS: Charting the course from environmental
management to sustainability Andrea Spencer-Cooke Part 3: Tactical
responses: Managers at the greenface14. Beyond ISO 14001: Ontario Hydro's
environmental management system Philip M. Stoesser 15. EMAS implementation
at Hipp in Germany Matthias Gelber, Bernhard Hanf and Sven Huther 16.
Training: Preparations for maintaining effective environmental management
systems Gabriele Crognale 17. Eco-management and audit scheme for UK Local
Authorities: Three years on Nigel Riglar 18. Environmental management
standards: What do SMEs think? Ruth Hillary 19. Towards innovative, more
eco-efficient product design strategies J.M. Cramer 20. Establishing
workable environmental objectives Alison Bird 21. Environment risk:
Assessment, management and prevention of loss David Shillito
Foreword John Elkington Introduction: ISO 14001 and beyond: EMS in the
real world Christopher Sheldon Part 1: Laying down the law: How
self-regulation came of age1. Beyond 14001: An introduction to the ISO
14000 series Dick Hortensius and Mark Barthel 2. Neither international nor
standard: The Limits of ISO 14001 as an instrument of global corporate
environmental management Harris Gleckman and Riva Krut 3. The ISO 14001
environmental management systems standard: One American's view Christopher
L. Bell 4. Squaring the circle: Fundamental barriers to effective
environmental product labelling Mark Smith 5. Trade, competitiveness and
the environment Donal O'Laoire 6. Environmental management standards and
certification: Do they add value? Tim J. Sunderland Part 2: Coping
strategies: Important trends7. Environmental management systems: Challenges
for Russian manufacturing industry Jim Hutchison, Anatoly Pichugin and Ann
Smith 8. Attitudes and experiences of the Japanese business community
vis-a-vis EMS standards Tomoko Kurasaka 9. Environmental management
systems: ISO 14001 issues for developing countries Aidan Davy 10. Training
and environmental management systems Andy Wells 11. Environmental
management standards: Who cares? Andrew Blaza and Nicky Chambers 12.
Targeting sustainability: The positive application of ISO 14001 Philip
Sutton 13. From EMAS to SMAS: Charting the course from environmental
management to sustainability Andrea Spencer-Cooke Part 3: Tactical
responses: Managers at the greenface14. Beyond ISO 14001: Ontario Hydro's
environmental management system Philip M. Stoesser 15. EMAS implementation
at Hipp in Germany Matthias Gelber, Bernhard Hanf and Sven Huther 16.
Training: Preparations for maintaining effective environmental management
systems Gabriele Crognale 17. Eco-management and audit scheme for UK Local
Authorities: Three years on Nigel Riglar 18. Environmental management
standards: What do SMEs think? Ruth Hillary 19. Towards innovative, more
eco-efficient product design strategies J.M. Cramer 20. Establishing
workable environmental objectives Alison Bird 21. Environment risk:
Assessment, management and prevention of loss David Shillito
real world Christopher Sheldon Part 1: Laying down the law: How
self-regulation came of age1. Beyond 14001: An introduction to the ISO
14000 series Dick Hortensius and Mark Barthel 2. Neither international nor
standard: The Limits of ISO 14001 as an instrument of global corporate
environmental management Harris Gleckman and Riva Krut 3. The ISO 14001
environmental management systems standard: One American's view Christopher
L. Bell 4. Squaring the circle: Fundamental barriers to effective
environmental product labelling Mark Smith 5. Trade, competitiveness and
the environment Donal O'Laoire 6. Environmental management standards and
certification: Do they add value? Tim J. Sunderland Part 2: Coping
strategies: Important trends7. Environmental management systems: Challenges
for Russian manufacturing industry Jim Hutchison, Anatoly Pichugin and Ann
Smith 8. Attitudes and experiences of the Japanese business community
vis-a-vis EMS standards Tomoko Kurasaka 9. Environmental management
systems: ISO 14001 issues for developing countries Aidan Davy 10. Training
and environmental management systems Andy Wells 11. Environmental
management standards: Who cares? Andrew Blaza and Nicky Chambers 12.
Targeting sustainability: The positive application of ISO 14001 Philip
Sutton 13. From EMAS to SMAS: Charting the course from environmental
management to sustainability Andrea Spencer-Cooke Part 3: Tactical
responses: Managers at the greenface14. Beyond ISO 14001: Ontario Hydro's
environmental management system Philip M. Stoesser 15. EMAS implementation
at Hipp in Germany Matthias Gelber, Bernhard Hanf and Sven Huther 16.
Training: Preparations for maintaining effective environmental management
systems Gabriele Crognale 17. Eco-management and audit scheme for UK Local
Authorities: Three years on Nigel Riglar 18. Environmental management
standards: What do SMEs think? Ruth Hillary 19. Towards innovative, more
eco-efficient product design strategies J.M. Cramer 20. Establishing
workable environmental objectives Alison Bird 21. Environment risk:
Assessment, management and prevention of loss David Shillito







