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	Environmental technology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Environmental technology or "green technology" is the application of the environmental sciences to conserve the natural environment and resources, and by curbing the negative impacts of human involvement.
		Sustainable development is the core of environmental technologies.
		Some environmental technologies that retain sustainable development are; recycling, water purification, sewage treatment, remediation, flue gas treatment, solid waste management, renewable energy, and others.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Environmental_technology (198 words)

	Technology Review: Environmental Heresies
		Over the next ten years, I predict, the mainstream of the environmental movement will reverse its opinion and activism in four major areas: population growth, urbaniÂzation, genetically engineered organisms, and nuclear power.
		The structure of such reversals reveals a hidden strength in the environmental movement and explains why it is likely to keep on growing in influence from decade to decade and perhaps century to century.
		The success of the environmental movement is driven by two powerful forces -- romanticism and science -- that are often in opposition.
	www.technologyreview.com /articles/05/05/issue/feature_earth.asp (919 words)

	ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY
		Environmental technicians work both indoors and outdoors and may be exposed to noise from machinery and some unpleasant odors, although chemicals may be used to minimize these.
		Environmental health inspectors, called sanitarians in many States, sometimes must have a bachelor's degree in environmental health or in the physical or biological sciences.
		Environmental technicians are employed throughout the country, with most jobs in larger towns and cities.
	www.careersprep.com /html/environ.htm (2919 words)

	Environmental Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The mission of the Environmental Technology Department is to provide education by which students and working professionals will develop the skills and abilities necessary to prevent disease, improve the quality of life, and protect the environment.
		Eighty percent of graduates will be able to successfully identify and describe the technology to be used in the prevention or correction of a given type of environmental pollution.
		Environmental Technology students will demonstrate understanding of the technologies used to prevent disease and clean up pollution.
	www.uvsc.edu /insteffect/acadstmt/environtech.html (353 words)

	Environmental Activities (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In addition to raising environmental awareness, we are planning to train core environmental personnel who will be the driving force in practical environmental assurance activities at workplaces around the world.
		In 2005, the "IM Environmental Education Course" was established as a separate training course, with the first course being held at Canon Ecology Industry.
		At the environmental exhibition, Eco-Products 2005, we set up a kids' area in our booth called "Canon Eco Kids." The area featured a number of creative ideas to encourage children's interest in the environment, including computers on which they could test their environmental knowledge by answering the questions that came up.
	www.canon.com /environment/report/education.html (357 words)

	Institute of Environmental Technology, Houston, Texas (Version 1)
		The IET provides a forum for continuing dialogue, technical support, and invited funding for research on environmental methods and techniques, field conditions in and around Houston, Texas, and on technology in use today and in the foreseeable future.
		he popular environmental cross-training course: Introduction to Environmental Technology was first presented in the Fall of 1992 at one of the local community colleges in the north Houston area, later at the Houston Engineering and Scientific Society in the central Houston area, and more recently, at the Institute of Environmental Technology, located in west-central Houston.
		Students also come from the environmental field who wish to broaden their breadth of knowledge and experience in the multidisciplinary subjects encountered in the environmental industry.
	www.ela-iet.com /iet.htm (1142 words)

	BUBL LINK: Environmental technology
		Environmental Science and Technology, published by the American Chemical Society for scientists, engineers, and environmental practitioners, features peer-reviewed research and news reports concerning all aspects of environmental science, technology, and policy analysis.
		IAEH was founded in 1991 to meet the needs of the professional environmental hydrologist, in particular those working in the area of environmental cleanup, restoration, and pollution prevention.
		Information on unconventional transportation technologies with an eye to replacing cars and trucks with environmentally sound mass transit and freight options.
	bubl.ac.uk /link/e/environmentaltechnology.htm (275 words)

	power and environmental technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		A reliable, cost-effective supply and rational and environmentally compatible use of energy are necessary conditions for advanced steelmaking.
		Environmental protection measures are very much shaped by the EU.
		They are convinced that economic, social and ecological aspects form an integral whole, and that only a balanced and careful use of all resources can preserve the basis for mankind's survival in the long term...
	www.stahl-online.de /english/research_and_technology/power_and_environmental_technology/energy_and_environmental_technology.htm (413 words)

	Environmental Technology Verification Program Home
		EPA's Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) Program develops testing protocols and verifies the performance of innovative technologies that have the potential to improve protection of human health and the environment.
		The level of environmental risk reduction that occurs in the real world is directly related to the level of performance and effectiveness of technologies purchased or used.
		Private sector environmental technologies have been verified in such areas as drinking water systems for small communities, air pollution control technologies that reduce smog causing NOx and lower greenhouse gases, new technologies that lower emissions and costs for metal finishing shops and industrial coatings operations, and innovative monitoring technologies of all types.
	www.epa.gov /etv (636 words)

	Environmental Science & Technology
		Among environmental professionals, the general level of Internet familiarity is "typically very low," observes Alan Schueler of North Carolina State University, who is working with EPA to distribute environmental training materials on the Internet's World Wide Web.
		Environmental scientists with a particularly complex data set could work with staff at either of two locations--the National Environmental Supercomputing Center in Bay City, Mich., or the National Data Processing Division in Research Triangle Park, N.C.--to develop tools for displaying their data.
		According to Wackerman, the best Internet tools for environmental professionals are "services that deliver information on a regular basis to your e-mail box." In other words, rather than you chasing down the data, try to arrange it so the data come to you.
	pubs.acs.org /hotartcl/est/96/feb/feb.html (2625 words)

	Environmental Technology Certificate, Panola College
		The tremendous potential for growth and expansion in the field of Environmental Technology is creating a need for trained entry level technicians and the re-training of an existing work force.
		The environmental industry is expected to create some 400,000 jobs in the United States in the next few years.
		The Panola College Environmental Technology Program provides students with skills necessary for a successful career in one of the many businesses, organizations, or government agencies involved in surface-water and ground-water sampling and assessment, poultry processing, and oil and gas production.
	www.panola.edu /instruction/env_tech/index.htm (182 words)

	Environmental Technology Opportunities Portal \| US EPA
		EPA has developed a guide (called the "Environmental Technology Research and Development Continuum") to the EPA programs that address environmental technology, and the type of support these programs provide along the path from development to commercialization.
		Successful environmental technologies progress along the research and development (RandD) continuum from basic research to full-scale commercialization and utilization.
		Technologies that fail to perform or are economically infeasible are dropped.
	www.epa.gov /etop (378 words)

	Virginia DEQ: Innovative Technology - Businesses Directories and Opportunities
		Ballast Water Treatment Vendors from theNortheast-Midwest Institute (NEMW) is a listing of vendors of technologies that may be applicable to the treatment of ballast water to mitigate or prevent the transfer of aquatic invasive species.
		Environmental Network International or ENI-Net is a directory of companies that provide products and services to the environmental and construction industries.
		The DEQ Office of Innovative Technology as well as the Division of Pollution Prevention and Compliance Assistance were disbanded at the end of October 2002 as a budget austerity measure.
	www.deq.virginia.gov /innovtech/envbus.html (1477 words)

	Defining Environmental Technology
		The ATEEC partners are HMTRI, the Partnership for Environmental Technology Education (PETE), the University of Northern Iowa, and NSF.
		These background materials were intended to spur the participants' thoughts on the types of work performed by technicians in the environmental technology field and implications for educating the workforce.
		Included on the chart are the definition of environmental technology and technician as well as representative technician-level occupational titles for each of the eleven occupational categories.
	www.ateec.org /publ/defining.cfm (1512 words)

	Wilbur Wright College - Environmental Technology Certificates
		For descriptions of courses in Enviromental Technology or general Course Descriptions.
		The study of environmental technology is designed to train participants in identifying, auditing, sampling, and managing hazardous substances, in responding to chemical emergencies, and in minimizing the generation of hazardous waste.
		This course of study can lead to employment as a compliance officer, environmental safety officer, hazardous materials emergency response technician, and environmental coordinator.
	wright.ccc.edu /Programs/etp/index.asp (268 words)

	Environmental technology Singapore
		As a progressive user of environmental technologies in Asia, Singapore is known to have struck a balance between economic development and environmental protection.
		Environmental technology companies can tap Singapore's excellent business infrastructure to establish their manufacturing operations, or to provide engineering services, either as a joint venture or a wholly foreign owned subsidiary.
		Environmental Health Institute (EHI) located at Science Park II in Pasir Panjang, the aim of this institute is to conduct applied research in order to develop new, innovative and cost-effective disease prevention strategies to safeguard the public health.
	www.apec-isti.org /isti/abridge/sgz/zsgzenv.htm (10093 words)

	CETEMS @ RIT :: Environmental Management & Technology
		Students gain a strong foundation in science and applied environmental science and are provided with the basic tools of financial management, team building and leadership.
		Environmental Management and Technology students start their first Co-op jobs in the spring of their third year.
		Environmental Management and Technology shall create and maintain a high-quality, practitioner oriented educational program in the forefront of environmental technology, policy and practice.
	www.rit.edu /~704www/emt.html (402 words)

	Battelle - Environmental Technology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Battelle is ranked among the world’s top firms in environmental science and technology and is valued for its ability to develop solutions that reduce waste, increase environmental performance and lower life-cycle costs.
		Battelle is a valued partner, trusted for its expertise in a variety of environmental sciences and engineering fields—whether the challenge is sustainable range management, disposal of unexploded ordnance, pollution prevention, or bioremediation and restoration.
		In environmental sciences, Battelle is nationally recognized as a center of excellence in analysis of organic and inorganic contaminants.
	nationalsecurity.battelle.org /capabilities/enviro_tech.aspx (223 words)

	Environmental Quality Technology (EQT) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The US Army is committed to being a leader in environmental stewardship.
		To succeed, the Army implements state of the art technological improvements that strengthen its ability to meet ambitious stewardship goals without compromising the primary mission of training.
		The EQT program focuses research and development, test and evaluation, and technology transfer efforts to enhance the US Army’s ability to conserve natural resources, reduce operating costs, and field systems with minimal or no impact to the environment.
	aec.army.mil /usaec/technology/eqt00.html (116 words)

	Eurotechnology-Store: Japan's Environmental Technology Markets
		Japan's environmental technology market is the world's second largest and therefore present tremendous opportunities for foreign companies with innovative environmental technologies, machinery or services.
		This is clearly expressed also by the fact, that Japan's former Environmental Agency was recently upgraded to a full Ministry, which gives it this authority a lot more power in Japan to formulate and implement environmental policies.
		This report is mainly addressed to US and European corporations planning to enter Japan's environmental markets with new products or services, and this report will also be interesting for anyone needing to know about the status of Japan's environmental issues, as well as Japan's environmental technology markets and industry structures.
	www.eurotechnology.com /store/green (298 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Environmental issues affect the operations of all types of industries including: the transportation industry, parks and forest services, chemical facilities, defense and energy industries, construction companies, and, of course, environmental services.
		EVET graduates are prepared to enter positions at local industries, environmental restoration sites, government agencies, laboratories, consulting firms, and conservation districts.
		This job market is influenced by environmental legislation; when laws are passed, industry must respond.
	www.cinstate.cc.oh.us /FutureStudent/Academics/AcademicDivisions/EngineeringTechnologies/EVET.htm (100 words)

	Technology Assessment - UNEP P & C (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Environmental Technology Assessment (EnTA) is a tool to help decision-makers understand the likely impact of the use of a new or existing technology.
		Environmental technology assessments specifically analyse a technology's implications for human health, natural resources and ecosystems.
		IETC's main role is to promote the application of Environmentally Sound Technologies (ESTs) to address urban environmental problems, such as sewage, air pollution, solid waste and noise, and the management of freshwater resources to developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
	www.unepie.org /pc/pc/tools/enta.htm (355 words)

	Institute of Environmental Technology (IET), Houston, Texas, USA
		The Institute of Environmental Technology (IET), a virtual organization without profit motive, was formed in 1992 by Houston area senior environmental professionals to offer introductory and advanced environmental training.
		The IET continues to support IET graduates by providing a forum for continuing dialogue on environmental topics, technical support, and invited funding for research on environmental methods and techniques, field conditions in and around Houston, Texas, and on technology in use today and in the foreseeable future.
		By and large, the student body consists of "refugees" from the oil and gas, aerospace and other industries who have experienced downsizing or reorganization as well as those who come from the environmental field wanting to broaden their breadth of knowledge and experience in multi-disciplinary subjects encountered in the environmental industry.
	www.ela-iet.com /texasnew/iet/main/index.html (374 words)

	Environmental Technology Home Page
		Our early environmental leadership has spawned more environmental technology companies than any other state in the nation.
		The California Environmental Protection Agency (Cal/EPA) is at the forefront in creating new tools, new partnerships, and new ways to foster the development of environmental technologies.
		Recognizing technology’s key role, Cal/EPA’s initiatives nurture the development, acceptance, and use of equipment, processes, and systems critical to improved environmental performance, in California and throughout the world.
	www.calepa.ca.gov /EnviroTech (136 words)

	EPA: ETOP: CRADA
		The Federal Technology Transfer Act (FTTA) provides a mechanism for cooperative research and development partnerships with outside parties such as industry consortia, academia, trade associations, and state and local agencies.
		Large and small firms engaged in environmental research are entering into FTTA cooperative research and development agreements (CRADAs) with EPA and leveraging EPA's resources to conduct joint research and technology commercialization.
		These partnerships have enabled the commercialization and licensing of EPA-developed technologies ranging from a process that measures more than 130 species of toxic molds and fungi in indoor air, to a new software program that designs solvents and mixtures using technological and environmental performance measures.
	www.epa.gov /environmentaltechnology/crada (294 words)

	Technology Implementation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Our efforts achieve through technology development, exploitation and transfer, environmentally sustainable installations and systems that support readiness, modernization and well-being.
		"Technology Implementation" refers to the process of getting products to the field where they are needed most.
		USAEC and our DOD counterparts are steadfastly improving the quality of life on Army installations and their surrounding communities, ensuring that good stewardship and the use of sound environmental practices are reflected in the methodologies and tools we implement.
	aec.army.mil /usaec/technology/index.html (122 words)

	ETG Environmental Technology Group, Inc.
		Stephen P. Bates, Environmental Chemist, is an expert in all phases of environmental chemistry specializing in government compliance issues and design and development of biological treatment technologies for hazardous and toxic waste.
		As an environmental scientist, he has led a challenging career by taking a closer look at the impact of human activity and its effect on soil and groundwater.
		She has taken this knowledge of interior design and applied it to the area of environmental design, by working with the special needs of residents who live in flood hazard areas.
	www.enviroexpertsetg.com /resumes.html (1354 words)

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