Environmental Management: A U.S. Handbook is a comprehensive guide designed to provide readers with a practical understanding of environmental management principles, policies, and practices in the United States. The book is a vital resource for professionals, students, and organizations aiming to align their activities with environmental laws and sustainability goals. It covers various topics, including regulatory frameworks, environmental compliance, pollution control, waste management, and sustainable development. With a focus on the U.S. context, the handbook explains the roles of federal agencies like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). It offers insights into navigating key legislation such as the Clean Air Act, Clean Water Act, and Resource Conservation and Recovery Act.

In addition to addressing regulatory compliance, the book delves into modern approaches to environmental stewardship, such as corporate social responsibility (CSR), life cycle assessment (LCA), and eco-friendly business practices. Blending theoretical concepts with case studies and actionable strategies equips readers with tools to implement effective environmental management systems (EMS) and achieve sustainability goals. Whether you're an environmental consultant, a policy maker, or an academic researcher, Environmental Management: A U.S. Handbook provides valuable guidance for managing environmental challenges and fostering a culture of responsibility in both the public and private sectors.