Environmental Business Journal

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Environmental Business Journal

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Quantity	Format	Price
	1-Year Subscription (8 Issues)	$695.00
	1-Year Subscription (NON-U.S.)	$745.00
	1-Year Electronic (up to 5 readers)	$1,250.00
	1-Year Electronic (up to 10 readers)	$1,500.00
	1-Year Electronic (up to 20 readers)	$1,750.00
	1-Year Electronic (up to 30 readers)	$2,000.00
	1-Year Electronic (up to 50 readers)	$2,500.00
	1-Year Electronic (more than 50 readers)	$3,000.00

Environmental Business Journal (EBJ), a ZweigWhite publication, is the leading business publication for companies operating in the environmental industry. EBJ provides a strategic overview and an independent perspective on market trends and business strategies that affect this changing industry.

Since 1988, EBJ has been the publication of choice for environmental executives who demand quality business information in a concise, easy-to-read format. In each issue, EBJ presents a specific industry segment or management issue, looking at market size, growth niches, business opportunities, competitive strategies, and trends resulting from the activities of regulators and customers. We analyze high-growth segments, industry leaders, new companies, and new technologies.

Subscription Options:

Print: One-year print subscribers receive eight hard copy issues for $695 ($795 for non-U.S. subscribers). Issues are delivered in a 9x12 envelope via first class USPS mail. Print subscribers receive one copy/issue. Additional copies are available for $150/issue.
Electronic: One-year corporate electronic subscribers receive eight electronic issues delivered via e-mail in PDF format to your firm's primary subscriber. Pricing for a one-year electronic subscription is based upon the number of readers at your firm:

	Price	Savings vs. Print
Up to 5 readers	$1,250	$2,225
Up to 10 readers	$1,500	$5,450
Up to 20 readers	$1,750	$12,150
Up to 30 readers	$2,000	$18,850
Up to 50 readers	$2,500	$32,250
Over 50 readers (unlimited)	$3,000	>$32,445

Corporate electronic subscriptions are the ideal way to share EBJ with your colleagues and staff while saving money. Plus, as an added bonus, electronic subscribers also receive an exclusive EBJ data set with every issue, containing all the primary EBJ data featured in that particular issue.

For more information about EBJ, visit the Environmental Business Journal web site

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