Industry Self-Regulation and Voluntary Environmental Compliance
Industry Self-Regulation and Voluntary Environmental Compliance
INTRODUCTION Current Regulatory Model Industry Voluntary Initiatives & Government / Industry Cooperative Programs Self-Regulation Theory Exploring Self-Regulation and Voluntary Initiatives RESPONSIBLE CARE CASE STUDY Background History & Eligibility Program Elements Analysis of Responsible Care Synopsis PROJECT XL CASE STUDY Background History Eligibility & Program Elements Analysis of Project XL Synopsis OSHA VOLUNTARY PROTECTIONS PROGRAMS CASE STUDY Background History Program Elements Eligibility Analysis of OSHA VPP Synopsis STARTRACK CASE STUDY Background History Eligibility Program Elements Analysis of StarTrack Synopsis BENCHMARKING INDUSTRY VOLUNTARY INITIATIVES The Greening of Industry IBM Dupont Electrolux Bristol-Myers Johnson & Johnson Ford Analysis of Industry Programs CHANGING OUR PARADIGM Enforcement of Environmental Regulation Analysis of Case Studies Key Elements of a Self-Regulation Program Model Self-Regulation Program Conclusion REFERENCES
- Johnson & Johnson (United States) United States
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