Enhancing social and economic effects along with reducing environmental effect has gained
significant consideration in reverse logistics network design. Electronic waste management …

The world is producing electrical and electronic waste (e-waste) more than ever before.
According to a UN study, between 2009 and 2014, the global annual production of …

Reverse logistics is believed to be one of the most promising solutions for capturing the
remaining values from used products and has been extensively focused by both academics …

The application of reverse logistics (RL) is expanded prominently due to environmental
issues, and profit related to the returned products. RL includes all activities associated with …

A cleaner and sustainable environment is becoming a topmost priority for both owners and
stakeholders involved in businesses. It could be achieved by adopting better sustainable …

Magnified resource consumption and depletion of natural resources calls for non-flexible or
strict regulations and penalties on industrial operations, increased rate of processing and …

Ecological sustainability has become a top priority for governments and business
practitioners because of the massive surge in electronic waste (e-waste). This ecological …

With increasing global resource scarcity, waste becomes a resource that can be managed
globally. A reverse supply chain network for waste recycling needs to process all the waste …

Decreasing the environmental effect and increasing the social effect as well as the profit of
organizations has gained a considerable attention in supply chain network problems …

The objective of this study is to develop the sustainable reverse logistics network with
integration of disassembly line balancing to examine decisions in view of Triple Bottom Line …