This article contains an analysis of the current spectrum of environmental management methods and tools. All of the research methods used in environmental management as a new scientific discipline are included in the following groups: universal scientific methods (dialectical, systemic-structural praxiological, of comprehensive modeling, evolutionary, comparative and quantitative); general scientific methods of observation and measurement, of analysis and generalization; intuitive methods (Brainstorming, Delphi, scenario method, etc.); and specific environmental management scientific methods (environmental standard and normative setting, integration of environmental requirements into development or sectoral public policies or into private company policies, environmental assessment, environmental forecasting, planning, and statistics, environmental education, and scientific research, environmental information dissemination, and others). This represents one of the first attempts to summarize the existing environmental management methodic arsenal.