Category: Competitive Environmental Intelligence Resources

How companies are driving down the impacts of shipping By Joel Makower 23 May 2006 We all know that planes, trains, and automobiles use gobs of fuel and spew mega-gobs of greenhouse gases and other pollutants into the atmosphere — and that makes freight transport a particularly dirty business. The environmental impacts of shipping goods…

environmental Strategist, between the lines: As we all know the press likes to sensationalize and to do this they generally like to report on big companies. I like this competitive intelligence because it points out how small businesses with a proactive strategy can benefit. I know that 75% of the earths surface is covered in…

www.estrategist.com is proud to offer the following competitive environmental intelligenc: environmental Strategist, between the lines: There are those in business who like to create what they see as job security by portraying the functions they perform as only being able to be accomplished due to their expertise. Environmental risk management/insurance has long had that stigma…

I offer the following competitive environmental intelligence supplied by AIG environmental. AIG Environmental®‘s Joe Boren Slated for a Panel Discussion at RIMS 2006 to Address the Impact of FIN 47 on Corporate Environmental Disclosure Practices Joe Boren, Chairman & CEO of AIG Environmental® will participate on a panel at the RIMS conference in Hawaii entitled…

State of Michigan: R 29.2163d Surety bond, Rule 63.d Section 280.98 is amended as follows: Section 280.98. (a) An owncr or operator may satisfy the requirements of section 280.93 by obtaining a surety bond that conforms to the requirements of this section. The surety company issuing the bond shall be among the companies listed as…

Competitive environmental intelligence from www.estrategist.com on Underground Storage Tanks (UST’s) financial assurance Margaret Catalano, of Allied Insurance Managers in Rochester Hills, Michigan and I were strategizing on the current status of the financial assurance bond market for UST’s in the state of Michigan for one of her clients. (Note: I say the state of Michigan…

environmental Strategist, between the lines: As this article points out, environmental information is competitive intelligence that businesses need to survive in today’s business environment. While this article addresses issues that impact larger businesses, we know from experience that it will also have an impact upon smaller businesses as time goes on. The real driver behind…

environmental Strategist, between the lines: Liability, creates change and this is a liability issue that is, and will create change for the masses. CCA treated lumber will have a vertical and horizontal liability impact. From the manufacturers to distributors, property owners, contractors, disposers, governmental entities and the list goes on. I see this playing out…

environmental Strategist, between the lines: For those who work with or are associated with the printing industry, www.estrategist.com offers the following competitive environmental intelligence. The article “Press Relations, How green printing can make a good impression”, supports what environmental Strategist have been showing clients for years, by developing and executing a proactive environmental Management Strategy…