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About Us |
WME Environmental Management News (EMN) is produced by WME Media, which is committed to helping Australian business and the environment industry build a sustainable VISION for the future through its publications and other activities. WME Media serves the waste, water, air and environment business industries, with a suite of publications providing news, tools, analysis and opinion. See www.wme.com.au.
WME media is part-owned by Aspermont Limited, Australia’s leading print and internet publisher to the mining, oil & gas, construction and related sectors. For more information on Aspermont please go to www.aspermont.com
EMN is dedicated to the fast-growing field of environmental management. It focuses on news, trends, technical breakthroughs and regulatory change across a range of major industries (including manufacturing, mining, food & beverage), government and councils, and the environmental services sector.
EMN will offer comprehensive, timely news in fields such as corporate social responsibility; waste and recycling; water and wastewater management; sustainable energy and alternative fuels; air pollution, emission monitoring and control, and climate change; environmental law and policy development; green technology and science; land and soil management; and environmental auditing and reporting.
Other WME media publications:
WME magazine
WME magazine began in 1988 as a monthly magazine reporting on the rapidly developing waste and recycling industry. Since then it has grown into Australia's leading environment business magazine covering waste, water, air and environment business industries. The website features an extensive archive of stories and special reports as well as resources for reference and research. Published 11 times a year.
www.wme.com.au/magazine
Inside Waste magazine
The waste trade spans a diverse range of activities, from waste collection to resource recovery to landfilling. The operating environment varies from state to state, between urban and rural areas, and even among different councils. Inside Waste brings this all together, covering all the news, projects, contracts and issues that matter to the waste trade. Published 6 times a year.
www.insidewaste.com.au
Australian Environment Industry Directory (AEID)
The "yellow pages" of the environment business industry with over 1,000 companies and organisations listed. Among them are many profiles from companies who are among the leaders of sustainability-in-action. Alongside these listings of products, processes and services, the directory provides an overview of the challenges and opportunities for key sectors within Australia’s environment and sustainability industries.
www.aeid.com.au
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