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Physics Maths Engineering
The article "Equity Within Ecological Limits: Grand Challenge for Sustainable Consumption" by Sylvia Lorek discusses the critical need to balance sustainable consumption with social equity. It emphasizes that achieving sustainability requires not only reducing environmental impacts but also ensuring that consumption patterns are equitable across different societal groups. The author argues that...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
The exploitative and unsustainable life of the construction material plasterboard requires more sustainable economies. In this article I examine the disposal of plasterboard as an experimental case for discussing a type of non-destructive circularity. A non-destructive circular model is one way to open imaginaries for more sustainable activities of construction. My focus is on end-of-life plasterb...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
The balance between structure and handling uncertainty through mindfulness remains a riddle in occupational health and safety. In a similar vein, the relationship between strategy, business models, management control, and its influence on actual practice is still poorly understood. Hence, the notion of doctrines is here suggested as a new way of talking about these tensions, as a middle-way betwee...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
A novel thermodynamic approach to the quantification of the “degree of sustainability” is proposed and discussed. The method includes a rigorous -and innovative- conversion procedure of the so-called externalities that leads to their expression in terms of the exergy of their equivalent primary resources consumption. Such a thermodynamic approach suggests a detailed re-evaluation of the concep...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Sufficiency as a social organizing principle can be applied to individuals, organizations, and economies. But if the encompassing social structure, namely, the state, is still organized around expansionist principles like efficiency and growth, the outcome will be the same—excess, the exceeding of regenerative capacities biophysical and social, local to global. A prospective project of effecting...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Consumption is a key issue for more sustainable development. In our quest to understand the role of care for more sustainable consumption, we make use of the concept of resonance. Resonance assists in explaining the role of care for more sustainable consumption, emphasizing the relationships people have with the world. Through resonance, we add to debates on sustainable consumption that focus on t...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Introduction
This paper introduces the concept of Sustainable Land Rent (SLR), providing a comprehensive, multidimensional exploration anchored in the dynamics of its origin, separability, mobility, valuation, and the imperative for equitable distribution. SLR capitalizes on the economic mobility of land’s value to enhance community welfare a...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Kwabena Boakye,
Kwabena Boakye
School of Energy, Construction & Environment, Faculty of Engineering & Computing, Coventry University, Coventry CV1 5FB, UK
Morteza Khorami
Morteza Khorami
School of Energy, Construction & Environment, Faculty of Engineering & Computing, Coventry University, Coventry CV1 5FB, UK
Availability of aluminosiliceous materials is essential for the production and promotion of geopolymer concrete. Unlike fly ash, which can only be found in industrial regions, clays are available almost everywhere but have not received sufficient attention to their potential use as a precursor for geopolymer synthesis. This study investigates the effectiveness of calcined clay as a sole and binary...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Daniel Martín Pérez,
Daniel Martín Pérez
Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET), 8 (Ciudad Universitaria), 28071 Madrid, Spain
Emily Gleeson,
Emily Gleeson
Irish Meteorological Service (Met Éireann), 65/67 Glasnevin Hill, D09 Y921 Dublin, Ireland
Panu Maalampi,
Panu Maalampi
Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI), P.O. Box 503, FI-00101 Helsinki, Finland
Laura Rontu
Laura Rontu
Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI), P.O. Box 503, FI-00101 Helsinki, Finland
Near real-time aerosol fields from the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Services (CAMS), operated by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), are configured for use in the HARMONIE-AROME Numerical Weather Prediction model. Aerosol mass mixing ratios from CAMS are introduced in the model through the first guess and lateral boundary conditions and are advected by the model dy...
1 year ago
Physics Maths Engineering
Frost drought refers to the chronic or acute desiccation of trees exposed to high evaporative pressures while being rooted in cold or frozen soils. This phenomenon has been known for more than a century but is still poorly characterized. Summer desiccation manifests itself as long-term stem contractions. Similar contractions have been reported in winter. In this study, we investigated the causes o...
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