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Murtaza, Najib - In: Pakistan: to the future with hope, (pp. 153-181). 1998

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Freiwillige Standards im Umweltschutz

Helbig, Jörg; Volkert, Jürgen - 1999

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An examination of the relevance of ISO 14000 environmental standards : a survey of US corporations

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The international environmental management standard, ISO 14000 : a nontariff barrier or a step to an emerging global environmental policy?

Murray, Paula C. - In: Journal of international economic law 18 (1997) 2, pp. 577-615

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The Standard Environmental Narrative

Anderson, William L.; Moffitt, Patrick - 2011

This article examines recent state policymaking, and current proposals for additional policies, to improve the health of Barnegat Bay, near Atlantic City. These policies attempt to reduce nitrogen levels in the bay, which would reduce algae blooms and supposedly help other parts of the ecosystem...

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How Not to Incorporate Voluntary Standards into Smart Regulation : ISO 14001 and Ontario's Environmental Penalties Regulations

Wood, Stepan; Johannson, Lynn - 2014

In June, 2007 the province of Ontario, Canada, released environmental penalties (EPs) regulations. EPs (or administrative penalties, as they are called in the US) are the environmental equivalent of speeding tickets for facilities that violate pollution laws. They are found in numerous...

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Global Environmental Standards for Industry

Angel, David P.; Hamilton, Trina; Huber, Matthew T. - 2014

Global environmental standards are emerging as an increasingly important influence on the environmental performance of industry. In this chapter, we develop a new definition and a categorization of global environmental standards that reflect the different agents involved in their development and...

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Adoption of Voluntary Environmental Standards : The Role of Signaling and Intrinsic Benefits in the Diffusion of the Leed Green Building Standards

Corbett, Charles J.; Muthulingam, Suresh - 2014

We examine the role of signaling and of intrinsic benefits in the adoption of the individual elements of the voluntary LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) standards for green buildings. We use goodness-of-fit tests on data for all 442 LEED certified buildings and find that...

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Committing to Green, Brushing by Green Standardization

Thareja, Priyavrat; Thareja, Mannu - 2014

The Environmental management is a rigorous exercise involving continual practicing of ideal quality. Towards planning and improvement, be it processes, systems, or works. With intuition one can work one’s way through complicated maps, making them simple, provided ‘ideal’ objectives are...

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Standardization and Discretion : Does the Environmental Standard ISO 14001 Lead to Performance Benefits?

Link, Sharon - 2016

requirements become part of the organization's daily practices, then standardization of the organization's handling of …, standardization augments its effect on organizational environmental performance through its positive impact on employee discretion … of standardization on environmental performance. Analysis of survey and financial data did not reveal any support for the …

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