Environmental Law Handbook (17th ed.)

Citation

Sullivan, T.F.P. (2003), "Environmental Law Handbook (17th ed.)", Management of Environmental Quality, Vol. 14 No. 5, pp. 621-621. https://doi.org/10.1108/meq.2003.14.5.621.1

The Environmental Law Handbook, 17th edition, is the “everything you need to know” book about environmental legislation, regulation and case law. It is practical, concise, and written in layman's terms for easy understanding and much more.

Every one of the Environmental Law Handbook's 16 chapters is written from scratch by the top law firms in the nation. Every revision is born of attorneys who litigate, negotiate, and advise clients in the environmental field making each of their respective chapters practical and comprehensive.

Environmental managers, engineers, and professionals nationwide from industrial, commercial and municipal facilities find this best‐selling handbook of tremendous practical value. The Environmental Law Handbook offers easy access to a wealth of information on every major environmental topic, all clearly written in understandable, everyday English.

Readers will learn how to comply cost‐effectively, with minimal interruption to their operations and with increasingly complex environmental regulations. They can improve their profitability by understanding both the fundamentals and the latest developments under environmental acts such as RCRA, TSCA, FIFRA, Clean Air, Clean Water, Safe Drinking Water and more.

A total of 15 experts, all highly regarded in their specialty areas, have contributed to the Environmental Law Handbook, offering unique insights into environmental laws and analyses of how they affect operations in your organisation. Readers will benefit from their expertise, from the cases they cite, and from their straightforward explanations of environmental laws and regulations.