Table of ContentsEditorial IntroductionRuth Hillary, Network for Environmental Management and Auditing, UK World Review Joint EMS and Group Certification: A Cost-Effective Route for SMEs to Achieve ISO 14001Jonas Ammenberg, Linkoeping University, Sweden, Berit Boerjesson, Altea AB, Sweden, and Olof Hjelm, Linkoeping University, SwedenFinancial Services and ISO 14001: The Challenge of Determining Indirect Environmental Aspects in a Global CertificationBettina Furrer and Heinrich Hugenschmidt, UBS AG, SwitzerlandISO 14001 and the American Indian ReservationPamela S. Evers, Stephen F. Austin State University, USAEnvironmental Management Systems and Stakeholders: The Case of the Belgian Electricity SectorJean-Pierre Tack, Tractebel Development Engineering and the Catholic University of Louvain, BelgiumIntegrating Quality, Environment, Health and Safety Systems with Customers and ContractorsAdrian Carter, Amec Process & Energy, UKISO 14001 and Design for the Environment: A Strategy for Proactive Design in Building Design, Construction and RenovationRiva Krut, Benchmark Environmental Consulting, USA and Jim Strycharz, New York City Transit Authority, USAISO 14031 Used as a Tool in ISO 14001 or as an Alternative for a Simple EMSKristian Eg Lokkegaard, Ernst & Young, DenmarkProyecto Guadalajara: Promoting Sustainable Development through the Adoption of ISO 14001 by Small and Medium-Sized EnterprisesRichard P. Wells and David Galbraith, The Lexington Group, Environmental Management Consultants, Inc., USAISO 14001: A Tool for Municipal Government to Achieve Sustainability: The Experiences of Hamilton-Wentworth, CanadaMark Bekkering, City of Toronto Urban Planning and Development Services, Canada, and David McCallum, M+A Environmental Consultants, Canada
