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Down to Earth: Applying Business Principles to Environmental Management

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Environmental Sustainability in Business Sustainable Development and Environmental Management Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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Preface Acknowledgements 1. The Environment as a Business Problem 2. Environmental Product Differentiation 3. Managing Competitors 4. Reducing Costs within the Firm 5. Redefining Markets 6. Managing Risk and Uncertainty 7. Integrating Environment and Business Practice: Information, Incentives, Institutions 8. The Future of Environmental Management Appendix-Basic Approaches to Environmental Management Index About the Author

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