Fostering Industry-Initiated Environmental Protection Efforts -- Copyright -- Contents -- Executive Summary -- NEXT STEPS -- OTHER CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL INITIATIVES -- 1 Introduction -- OVERVIEW -- SCOPE OF THE REPORT -- 2 Examples of Industry-Initiated Environmental Programs -- EVALUATING INDUSTRY ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS -- NEXT STEPS -- 3 Promoting Industry-Initiated Environmental Programs -- EPA'S 33/50 PROGRAM -- NEXT STEPS -- OTHER CONSIDERATIONS FOR PROMOTING INDUSTRIAL INITIATIVES -- References -- Appendices -- Appendix A Descriptions of Industry-Initiated Environmental Programs -- 3M: POLLUTION PREVENTION PAYS PROGRAM -- DOW: WASTE REDUCTION ALWAYS PAYS -- LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES: STREAMLINED LIFE-CYCLE ASSESSMENT -- FORD: MANUFACTURING ENVIRONMENTAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM -- CORNING INCORPORATED: MATERIALS SUBSTITUTION AND PROCESS MODIFICATION -- JAMESTOWN PAINT COMPANY: POLLUTION PREVENTION PROGRAM -- CERDEC CORPORATION/DRAKENFELD PRODUCTS: REDUCING POLLUTION AND WORKER EXPOSURE -- Appendix B Descriptions of Programs to Promote Industry-Initiated Efforts -- ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT STANDARDS -- ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT CERTIFICATION (LABELLING) -- Types of Labelling Programs -- Criteria for Evaluating Labelling Programs -- Barriers to Adoption/Implementation -- INDUSTRIAL CONSORTIA -- PARTNERSHIPS BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS -- EDF/McDonald's Waste Reduction Task Force -- Automotive Pollution Prevention Project -- Good Neighbor Project for Sustainable Industries -- NONREGULATORY FEDERAL PROGRAMS -- Department of Energy -- EPA's 33/50 Program -- Green Lights -- Energy Star -- WasteWie -- Climate-Wie -- Design for the Environment -- REGULATORY FEDERAL PROGRAMS -- Common Sense Initiative -- Project XL.