The firm, environmental management and environmental measures: lessons from a survey of European manufacturing firms
Authors:
Nick Johnstone a;
Pascale Scapecchi a;
Bjarne Ytterhus b;
Rolf Wolff c
| Affiliations: | a National Policies Division, Environment Directorate OECD Paris France. |
| b Norwegian School of Management BI Sandvik Norway. | |
c Chalmers University of Technology 412 96 G teborg Sweden. |
DOI:
10.1080/0964056042000274434
Publication Frequency:
8 issues per year
Published in:
Journal of Environmental Planning and Management,
Volume
47,
Issue
5
September
2004
, pages 685
- 707
Subjects:
Environment & the City;
Environmental Management;
Environmental Studies;
Planning;
Planning - Human Geography;
Planning, Housing & Land Economy;
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Abstract
This paper reports on the results of a survey of environmental management and technical measures amongst almost 2000 European firms. Logit analysis is undertaken to determine the effects of firm characteristics, commercial conditions, perceived environmental impacts, expected benefits and stakeholder pressures on the probability of having an environmental management system in place. Subsequently, determinants of the likelihood of undertaking environmental actions in five environmental areas are estimated. There is a positive effect of environmental management on the likelihood of undertaking technical measures to reduce environmental impacts in some (but not all) areas, as well as a positive role for integrated environmental management strategies.
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