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Environmental & Sustainability Business 2025

Publisher Richard K. Miller & Associates
Published Jan 01, 2025
SKU # RKM19428408

Description

Environmental & Sustainability Business 2025


In 2024, spending for environmental services and equipment was $570 billion, with a 6.7% growth rate. This business reference ebook provides in-depth market data and a comprehensive analysis of the sector. It looks at emerging business opportunities related to climate change and sustainability as well as traditional pollution control and remediation.

Environmental & Sustainability Business 2025 assesses twenty (20) segments of the environmental market: air pollution control, carbon sequestration, climate change, energy efficiency, environmental equipment, geoengineering, hazardous waste, indoor air quality, landfills & incinerators, LEED certification, medical waste, municipal solid waste, natural resource management, occupational hazards, plastic pollution, recycling, remediation, renewable energy, resource recovery, wastewater treatment, and water utilities.

This resource also lists the top 200 environmental engineering firms and their income, explains how to obtain LEED certification, identifies sustainability-related tax incentives, lists associations and periodicals serving the field, and points to publications for further research.

Table of Contents

PART I: POLLUTION CONTROL
1 MARKET OVERVIEW
1.1 Market Assessment
1.2 Market Resources
2 MARKET LEADERS
2.1 Overview
2.2 Top 50 Environmental Firms
2.3 Market Resources
3 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
3.1 Overview
3.2 Market Assessment
3.3 Stationary Source Air Pollution Control
3.4 Emissions and Air Quality Trends
3.5 Market Resources
4 WASTEWATER TREATMENT
4.1 Market Assessment
4.2 Market Leaders
4.3 Treatment and Distribution Expenditures
4.4 Municipal Wastewater Projects
4.5 Market Resources
5 REMEDIATION
5.1 Market Assessment
5.2 Superfund
5.3 Department of Defense Remediation Projects
5.4 Department of Energy Remediation Projects
5.5 Private Sector Remediation
5.6 Brownfield Site Redevelopment
5.7 Market Resources
6 PLASTICS POLLUTION
6.1 Plastics Pollution
6.2 Microplastics
6.3 Potential Health Impact
6.4 Regulation and Policy
6.5 Mitigation
6.6 Market Resources
7 INDOOR AIR QUALITY
7.1 IAQ Impact
7.2 Market Assessment
7.3 Indoor Air Quality Monitors
7.4 Solutions For IAQ
7.5 Mold
7.6 Market Resources
8 EQUIPMENT
8.1 Market Assessment
8.2 Market Leaders
8.3 Market Resources
PART II: WASTE MANAGEMENT
9 SOLID WASTE
9.1 Market Assessment
9.2 Market Leaders
9.3 Municipal Solid Waste
9.4 Food Waste
9.5 Market Resources
10 LANDFILLS & INCINERATORS
10.1 Municipal Solid Waste Disposal
10.2 Landfills
10.3 Incinerators
10.4 Market Resources
11 HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
11.1 Overview
11.2 Market Assessment
11.3 Market Leaders: Disposal Services
11.4 Market Leaders: Engineering Services
11.5 Hazardous Waste Management
11.6 Market Resources
12 MEDICAL WASTE
12.1 Overview
12.2 Market Assessment
12.3 Market Leaders
12.4 Incineration
12.5 Market Resources
13 RECYCLING
13.1 Overview
13.2 Nationwide Recycling Rate
13.3 Recycling By Material
13.4 State-by-State
13.5 Market Resources
PART III: RESOURCES
14 WATER UTILITIES
14.1 Market Assessment
14.2 Municipal Water Systems
14.3 Privatization
14.4 Publically Traded Water Utilities
14.5 Market Resources
15 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
15.1 Overview
15.2 Federal Initiatives
15.3 American Rivers
15.4 Beach Erosion
15.5 Everglades Restoration
15.6 Flood Management
15.7 Great Lakes Cleanup Plan
15.8 Hydroelectric Dam Restoration and Relicensing
15.9 Louisiana Coast Plan
15.10 Restoring Salmon Habitat
15.11 Upper Mississippi River Plan
15.12 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Water Projects
15.14 Market Resources
16 RESOURCE RECOVERY
16.1 Overview
16.2 Market Assessment
16.3 Aluminum
16.4 Iron and Steel
16.5 Water Recycling
16.6 Composting
16.7 Market Resources
PART IV: SUSTAINABILITY
17 CLIMATE CHANGE
17.1 Overview
17.2 Causes of Climate Change
17.3 Effects Of Climate Change
17.4 Health Impact
17.5 Market Resources
18 CARBON EMISSIONS
18.1 Global CO2 Emissions
18.2 U.S. CO2 Emissions
18.3 Power Generation
18.4 Transportation
19 CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGE
19.1 Overview
19.2 Single-Source Emissions
19.3 Direct Air Capture
19.4 Funding
19.5 Initiatives in the U.K
19.6 Projects To Watch
19.7 Market Resources
20 RENEWABLE ENERGY
20.1 Federal Investments in Clean Energy
20.2 State Mandates For Renewable Energy
20.3 Market Assessment
20.4 Solar Power
20.5 Wind Energy
20.6 Clean Energy On Federal Land
20.7 Market Resources
21 ENERGY EFFICIENCY
21.1 Energy Management
21.2 Energy Service Companies
21.3 Energy Reduction Potential
21.4 Energy Star
21.5 Market Resources
22 LEED CERTIFICATION
22.1 Overview
22.2 LEED Accreditation
22.3 LEED Certification
22.4 Status
22.5 Market Resources
23 TAX INCENTIVES
23.1 Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit
23.2 Home Energy Rebates
23.3 New Clean Vehicle Tax Credit
23.4 Residential Clean Energy Tax Credits
23.5 Market Resources
24 GEOENGINEERING
24.1 Overview
24.2 Geoengineering Technologies
24.3 Market Resources
PART V: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY
25 WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
25.1 Workplace Injury-Related Deaths
25.2 Workplace Injuries & Illness
25.3 Work Injury Total Costs
25.4 Work Injury Time Lost
25.5 Most Costly Injuries
26 OSHA
26.1 Overview
26.2 Enforcement
26.3 Occupational Health & Safety Services
26.4 Dust And Fume Control
26.5 Fall Protection
26.6 Hazardous Chemical Exposure
26.7 Toxic Material Spills
26.8 Market Resources
27 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
27.1 Market Assessment
27.2 Types Of Equipment
27.3 End Use Market Distribution
27.4 Market Leaders
27.5 Market Trends
27.6 Market Resources
APPENDIX A - ANALYSTS
APPENDIX B - ASSOCIATIONS
APPENDIX C - GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
APPENDIX D - PERIODICALS
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