Environmental Management
Minimize your company's environmental footprint
Browse benchmark reports, webinars and insights from EHS&S industry leaders.
Reports
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The Energy-Water Nexus
ReportThis report explains the interdependent relationship between energy use and water use, with an eye to the business case for a systems approach to managing these resources. It also identifies strategies you can use to mitigate risks to your operations, based on case studies from peers.
Webinars
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The Intersections of Climate Risk & Environmental Justice
WebinarThis webinar will help EHS & Sustainability leaders understand the scope and interrelatedness of climate change risk and environmental justice. It will also demonstrate a method for analysis using a relevant case study and offer recommendations for corporate policy development in relation to these issues. -
What the National Climate Assessment Means for Business
WebinarExplore the key findings of the 2018 National Climate Assessment, which addresses the potential impacts of climate change to regional economies and industries. Learn how this could affect business, what your peers are doing to respond to the report, and more. -
Climate Strategy: Latest Developments in TCFD and CDP
WebinarThis panel-webinar will outline the emerging best-practices and help EHS and sustainability managers more successfully engage with their leaders and proactively prepare more robust, value-protecting and value-creating climate strategies.
Blog Posts
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It's Time to Quantify the Economic Risks of Climate Change
By: NAEM StaffSeptember 8, 2014
Learn the results from a groundbreaking report on the financial risks associated with climate change from Kate Gordon, Vice President & Director of the Next Generation’s Climate & Energy Program. -
Businesses Need to Begin Preparing for Sea Level Rise
By: NAEM StaffOctober 29, 2013
Sea level rise is now moving the shoreline inland, posing new challenges for businesses and communities. John Englander, author of "High Tide on Main Street," illuminates the business risks and makes the case for 'intelligent adaptation'.
