Company Overview

Contemporary Information Analysis Ltd. is an independent environmental policy and program consulting firm with significant experience in the design and implementation of pollution prevention and Sustainable Development projects within the private sector. Clients include major corporations in the food, consumer products, energy and transportation sectors as well as trade associations and government departments.

Contemporary Information Analysis Ltd. offers a science-based, cost-effective approach to life cycle assessment; environmental management and training; multi stakeholder consultation; environmental reporting; environmental information systems; and environmental trend analysis.

We have experience in such leading edge programs as marketing of environmental technologies; evaluation of environmental investment opportunities; sustainable resource utilization and development; green product development; and corporate environmental assessment.

Specific services include identification and implementation of pollution prevention and sustainable development programs; confidential environmental assessment of processes, products & packaging; environmental training programs; reducing confrontation over environmental issues; and environmental communications that produce results.

Founded in 1981, the firm has been operating exclusively in the environmental field since 1989. Combined experience of the three principals exceeds 25 years. The company frequently works with environmental management teams drawn from a range of companies who have the specialized knowledge to undertake work in a particular sector. Hence they are able to manage and undertake projects involving work in the range up to $1, 000, 000 or more. However many pollution prevention projects can be successfully implemented at much lower cost. Their work has included companies, government agencies, and organizations in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Brazil, and South-East Asia.

Contemporary Information Analysis Ltd. subscribes to the Code of Ethics of the Association of the Chemical Profession of Ontario and is a member of the Canadian Environment Industry Association, the Toronto Board of Trade, the Recycling Council of Ontario, and the Public Affairs Association of Canada.

Clients include major corporations in the industrial and retail products sectors as well as trade associations and government departments. Clients have included Loblaw Companies Ltd., Philip Environmental, Toronto Dominion Securities Inc., I. B. M. Canada Ltd., Saskoil, McDonald's Restaurants of Canada Ltd., and many more.

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Additional Details

Legal Name: Contemporary Information Analysis Ltd.

Number of Employees: 3

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Services

• Environmental Consultant - Air Quality-automobile Emissions
• Environmental Consultant - Air Quality-smokestack Emissions
• Environmental Consultant - Consulting
• Environmental Consultant - Energy Conservation And Recovery
• Environmental Consultant - Environmental Audits
• Environmental Consultant - Environmental Impact Assessments
• Environmental Consultant - Environmental Services-other
• Environmental Consultant - Facility/Equipment Operation
• Environmental Consultant - Hazardous Waste-chemical
• Environmental Consultant - Industrial Wastewater/Sludge
• Environmental Consultant - Industry-chemicals
• Environmental Consultant - Industry-food And Beverage
• Environmental Consultant - Industry-petroleum And Coal Products
• Environmental Consultant - Industry-pulp And Paper
• Environmental Consultant - Natural Area Parks, Recreation And Tourism
• Environmental Consultant - Plant Retrofits(design)
• Environmental Consultant - Public Relations/Institution Building
• Environmental Consultant - Regulations And Standards Consulting
• Environmental Consultant - Technology Brokerage
• Environmental Consultant - Training And Education
• Environmental Consultant - Urban Planning
• Environmental Consultant - Waste Reduction And Recycling

Products

• Environmental Products And Services
• Pollution Prevention Programs.

  Pollution Prevention and Sustainable Development systems help organizations reduce environment-related costs and turn environmental concerns into profits. We have worked with major corporations in the food, consumer products, energy and transportation sectors as well as with trade associations and government departments. In virtually every case we have been able to identify mechanisms to reduce expenses and improve environmental quality. Payback on pollution prevention programs can usually be achieved in from less than one to no more than four or five years.

  Elements of a Sustainable Development program include: identification of organizational goals; an environmental assessment of processes and products using life cycle techniques; development of an implementation program; identifying funding opportunities; training of existing staff; communicating with key stakeholders; monitoring implementation; and reviewing progress.

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