DUNLAP & BROWDER, INC.
Strategic services to business, government and the public interest
Dunlap and Browder services for clients in North America, Europe, Asia and Latin America have included project and market evaluation and development, analysis of environmental and social issues and conflicts, development and implementation of strategies for protecting wildlife and natural systems and preserving community values and economic opportunities, analysis of government programs and policies, and participation in industry, citizen, community and government evaluation of issues and policies. The following examples include current and previous work by Louise Dunlap and Joe Browder for business clients.
Examples of business projects by Louise Dunlap and Joe Browder
· for a Japanese global vehicle and engine manufacturer: analysis of global climate change, automotive fuel economy, technnology and fuels incentives and mandates, other energy, transportation and environmental policies affecting automotive markets, technologies and fuels
· for a U.S. national environmental organization and and a business coalition of manufacturing and building development interests: build support in the U.S. Congress for enactment of landmark legislation providing federal tax incentives for buildings and equipment that save energy and reduce greenhouse gas emissions through improved energy efficiency
· for an Australian global mining company: help develop responses to cultural and environmental damage caused by the Ok Tedi mine in Papua New Guinea; strategic advice regarding company and industry global environmental and social responsibility
· for European and US energy producers: develop policies to stimulate US and global markets for alternative fuels derived from natural gas and alcohol
· for energy industry partners and a southwest U.S. Native American tribe: market analysis, environmental planning, negotiations re facility siting, resources, rights of way agreements for the first proposed merchant electric power plant to serve California
· for a US global solar energy technology company: analysis of US policies affecting development of commercial markets for solar energy
· for North Carolina agricultural interests: protect the agricultural economy, local communities, and eastern North America's largest population of Tundra Swans by relocating a proposed U.S. Navy jet fighter practice landing field
· for a large Texas ranching, energy and agricultural enterprise: protect Laguna Madre lands, waters and wildlife from damaging coastal waterways waste disposal
· for a European non-petroleum fuel producer: restore supply reliability for Brazilian alcohol fuel
· for a US oil company: prevent US importation of non-compliance gasoline
· for western US private coal resource owners: defeat proposed reduction of royalties paid by coal companies mining federally owned coal