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P. Marijn Poortvliet, Liese Sanders, Jan Weijma, Jasper R. De Vries
Pág. 90 - 99
Current sanitation systems are inherently limited in their ability to address the new challenges for (waste)water management that arise from the rising demand to restore resource cycles. These challenges include removal of micropollutants, water (re)use,...
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Yan Liu, Cinzia Cirillo
Pág. 868 - 886
Much is happening in the automotive industry and new models are in the market or are expected to be available soon. At the same time, environmental awareness, new regulations for increased fuel efficiency, and the need to diminish greenhouse gas emission...
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Lea Heinrich, Wolfgang H. Schulz, Isabella Geis
Pág. 269 - 271
Transport systems are marked by a strong path dependency due to habits, infrastructure, and market rigidities. This path dependency result is challenging for innovative solutions as they face unexpected barriers, but also abrupt acceleration once the bar...
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Mónica Pérez-Ramírez, Marco A. Almendarez-Hernández, Gerzaín Avilés-Polanco and Luis F. Beltrán-Morales
Fish eco-labeling is a market-based incentive program for sustainable fisheries. This paper examines consumers? acceptance of eco-labeled fish by using data from a pilot study conducted in a coastal area of northwestern Mexico. An ordered probit model wa...
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Neil O. Anderson, Joey Annis, Mark Buchholz, Jared Cutting, Eric Heuring, Emily Jankila, Megan McCrumb, Nicole Nelson, Myra Pehoski, Karl Piepho, Valerie Price and Victoria Russell
Modern greenhouse production has been ~100% reliant on fossil fuels for all inputs (glazing, heating, fertilization, lighting, post-harvest). Recent innovations may reduce fossil fuel dependence but their effectiveness may not be thoroughly tested. To pr...
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