Although a significant amount of research has already been published, the field of
ergonomics/human factors and sustainability (E/HF-S) has not yet been systematically …

In his 1993 IEA keynote address, Neville Moray urged the ergonomics discipline to face up
to the global problems facing humanity and consider how ergonomics might help find some …

Sustainability issues such as natural resource depletion, pollution and poor working
conditions have no geographical boundaries in our interconnected world. To address these …

Sustainability is a systems problem with humans as integral elements of the system.
However, sustainability problems usually have a broader scope than socio-technical …

The need for sustainable products has sensibly increased in recent years. Even though well-
established tools have been developed to help designers in facing with environmental …

This article presents the results of an academic research project connecting the discipline of
ergonomics (and work-related issues) with the theme of sustainability. Despite the stated …

Current human activities are seriously eroding the ability of natural and social systems to
cope. Clearly we cannot continue along our current path without seriously damaging our …

In this paper, we analyse two approaches that attempt to address how a human factors and
ergonomics (HFE) perspective can contribute to the sustainability of the human race. We …

Human activities, such as industrial, agricultural, and domestic pursuits, discharge effluents
into riverine ecological systems that contains aquatic resources, such as fish, which are also …

Since the 1970s, a multitude of sustainability‐related programs and documents emerged at
the level of global multilateralism, nation‐states, communities, and organizations. The …