ISO 14001: Profitable? Yes! But is it Eco-effective?

Jost Hamschmidt · Thomas Dyllick

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Quality and Management Systems Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting Environmental Sustainability in Business

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Questions whether environmental management systems (EMS) effectively support the ecological performance of companies and whether they sufficiently meet the challenge of continuous environmental improvements. Survey of more than 150 ISO 14001-certified companies in Switzerland.

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