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International Environment Reporter

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What this service is:

This is the essential resource for knowing and understanding environment and safety news, laws, regulations, and policies in all major industrialized and developing nations and in international governmental and nongovernmental organizations.

What it helps you do:

Find out about global "green" legislation even before it becomes law -- tracking from proposal to enactment, amendment to enforcement.

Avoid costly fines for non-compliance with other countries' legal provisions.

Follow the development of EU, UN, IMO, and OECD directives. Know what's on the agenda in international legislatures, regulatory agencies, and organizations -- and be prepared to address the issues that arise.

Stay alert to political, economic, and technological factors affecting environmental programs in the U.S. and around the world. Be current on crucial developments in international law.

Keep informed of enforcement actions and litigation that could have impact on your interests abroad. Plan ahead to protect your overseas operations.

Understand the institutional framework for environmental programs in other countries, to better work within them.

Locate key agencies and officials in charge of E&S laws, regulations, and policies in individual countries and organizations.

Access hard-to-find materials from around the world, not otherwise readily available -- news, essential documents, expert analysis, and more.

Rely on BNA's worldwide network of reporters and correspondents, to gain a vital, current perspective on changing international E&S laws and standards.

Product Structure

Reference: analysis, guidance and primary source material

Notification: current reports providing news and developments

Formats and Frequency

Print reference material is updated regularly and indexed semi-annually. Print notification is issued bi-weekly and indexed every six months, cumulating annually.

Web notification is available bi-weekly and archived to 2/07/1996. E-mail summaries, providing the highlights and table of contents for each report, with URLs to full text articles and documents are also available.