A large number of prospective climate scenarios rely on Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR)
technologies to limit global warming below 2° C. To date, however, a comprehensive …

This study presents an overview of footprints as defined indicators that can be used to
measure sustainability. An overview of the definitions and units of measurement associated …

Abstract In Singapore, 822,200 tonnes of plastic waste was generated in 2016, with only 7%
recycled. Due to the complex nature of plastic waste mixtures, mechanical recycling is often …

Purpose Building on the rhetoric question “quo vadis?”(literally “Where are you going?”), this
article critically investigates the state of the art of normalisation and weighting approaches …

Dematerialization can serve as a measurable and straightforward strategy for sustainability
and requires changes in management of material inputs and waste outputs of the economy …

The shortage of resources and environmental pollution have become the social issues of
world concern, they have seriously affected the sustainable development. Remanufacturing …

Monetary valuation is the practice of converting measures of social and biophysical impacts
into monetary units and is used to determine the economic value of non-market goods, ie …

Monetary valuation is used in Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) to aggregate environmental
impacts expressed with different units of measure and therefore not directly comparable, in …

Nowadays, interest in corporate environmental strategies shifts from cleaner processes to
the holistic nature of green products. The relevant literature argues that firms have the …

In order to reduce our environmental impact, methods for environmental assessment of
human activities are urgently needed. In particular in the case of assessment of land …