The leading business newsletter for the environmental industry provides competitive strategies, new business opportunities, and up-to-date market trends and data.

For the first time in the history of a 19-year survey, the executives of 197 environmental and infrastructure consulting and engineering firms claiming any international business at all indicated that their business outside the U.S. grew at a faster rate and was more profitable than business inside the states.

A complete encyclopedia of markets, strategy, management issues, and competition in the U.S. consulting and engineering industry and global markets.

This 811-page report maps out the water industry by sector, with many market data breakdowns and forecasts, and the latest trends and strategies derived from hundreds of executive interviews.

EBJ's latest and most up-to-date analysis of the highly-competitive air pollution control market. Read a current overview of the air quality market, analysis of equipment needs and technological trends, major business opportunities, emerging policy-driven growth areas, and latest market data.

This report analyzes markets, competition, customer needs, and technology trends in the rapidly changing and fiercely competitive market for environmental testing and analytical services.

EBJ's 117-page snapshot of the U.S. environmental industry includes market quantification of all environmental industry segments, including revenues, number of companies, jobs, exports and pertinent trends in each segment of the industry. Historical analysis and growth projections are also provided for each segment

Report 215: Solid Waste Management, Resource Recovery & Waste Management Equipment analyzes markets, competition, customer needs and trends in the fiercely competitive market for solid waste management. In addition, this comprehensive 177-page briefing provides in-depth research on revenue generation, financial performance as well as growth and changes in recycling infrastructure.

The 482-page Report 317: Remediation & Industrial Services is designed to help executives track business trends, identify emerging sectors, and benchmark performance in this complex market. It is a comprehensive view of the remediation industry with detailed analysis and projections for all subsegments, buying factors for private and government clients, and profitability by customer and project type.

This 214-page report is designed to help executives track business trends, identify emerging sectors, and benchmark performance in the environmental instrumentation market.

This 760-page report maps out the water industry by sector, with many market data breakdowns and forecasts, and the latest trends and strategies derived from hundreds of executive interviews.

This 32-page issue of EBJ provides perspective on the environmental industry's position in the U.S. economy and key trends in 2008, in addition to a full statistical snapshot of the $300-billion U.S. environmental industry in 2007.

This 32-page issue of EBJ provides a snapshot of the $119-billion U.S. Water Industry with the latest market data, survey results, forecasts, and interviews with more than 50 executives and other sources.

In this 24-page issue, EBJ examines waste services firms' taking the lead on reducing carbon footprints; the challenges presented by soaring materials costs for waste equipment manufacturers; the strong scrap recycling industry; and more.

This 24-page issue of EBJ provides an overview to the $4 billion air pollution control equipment market. EBJ projects slight growth over the next three years.

EBJ's Annual Review of the U.S. Environmental Consulting & Engineering Industry provides a snapshot of the $25.6-billion environmental consulting and engineering industry and forecasts derived partly from EBJ’s 2008 Snapshot Survey.

EBJ’s Annual Executive Review Issue featuring the 2007 EBJ Business Achievement Awards, and Q&As with key executives in the environmental industry sharing perspective on the market, strategic issues and management challenges.

EBJ’s Annual Executive Review Issue featuring the 2008 EBJ Business Achievement Awards, and Q&As with key executives in the environmental industry sharing perspective on the market, strategic issues, and management challenges.

This 32-page issue of EBJ provides perspective on the environmental industry's position in the U.S. economy and key trends in 2007, in addition to a full statistical snapshot of the $282-billion U.S. environmental industry in 2006. The U.S. environmental industry grew 6.2% in 2006, its third consecutive year of over 5% growth.