In 2024, spending for environmental services and equipment was $570 billion, a 6.7%annual growth. This business reference ebook provides in-depth market data and acomprehensive analysis of the sector. It looks at emerging business opportunities relatedto climate change and sustainability as well as traditional pollution control and remediation. Environmental & Sustainability Business 2026 assesses 21 segments of the environmentalmarket: air pollution control, carbon sequestration, climate change, energy efficiency, environmental equipment, geoengineering, hazardous waste, indoor air quality, landfills &incinerators, LEED certification, medical waste, municipal solid waste, natural resourcemanagement, occupational hazards, plastic pollution, recycling, remediation, renewableenergy, resource recovery, wastewater treatment, and water utilities. This resource also lists the top 200 environmental engineering firms and their income, explains how to obtain LEED certification, identifies sustainability-related tax incentives, lists associations and periodicals serving the field, and points to publications for furtherresearch. Richard Miller, the author, is certified as a Sustainable Development Professional by theAssociation of Energy Engineers.
Table of Contents
PART I: POLLUTION CONTROLPART II: WASTE MANAGEMENTPART III: RESOURCESPART IV: SUSTAINABILITYPART V: OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY
1 MARKET OVERVIEW
2 MARKET LEADERS
3 AIR POLLUTION CONTROL
4 WASTEWATER TREATMENT
5 REMEDIATION
6 PLASTICS POLLUTION
7 INDOOR AIR QUALITY
8 EQUIPMENT
9 SOLID WASTE
10 LANDFILLS & INCINERATORS
11 HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT
12 MEDICAL WASTE
13 RECYCLING
14 WATER UTILITIES
15 NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
16 RESOURCE RECOVERY
17 CLIMATE CHANGE
18 CARBON EMISSIONS
19 CARBON CAPTURE & STORAGE
20 RENEWABLE ENERGY
21 ENERGY EFFICIENCY
22 LEED CERTIFICATION
23 TAX INCENTIVES
24 GEOENGINEERING
25 WORKPLACE ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS
26 OSHA
27 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
