Sustainable production

P. Nannipieri, The potential use of soil enzymes as indicators of productivity, sustainability and pollution. Soil Biota Management in Sii.stainable Farming Systems (C. E. PankhursI, B. M. Doube. V. V. S. R. Gupta, and P. R. Grace, eds.), CSIRO, Adelaide, Australia, 1994, p. 238. 

Welch RM, Graham RD. 1999. A new paradigm for world agriculmre meeting human needs. Productive, sustainable and nutritious. Field Crops Research 60 1-10. 

Product manufacturers have invested heavily in reformulation of products to meet societal demands in order to differentiate their products from those of their competitors. In the cleaning product and personal care product arenas, leaders include Bissell, which substantially reformulated its product line to meet DfE standards. Clorox developed the GreenWorks line to meet DfE standards and demonstrate leadership in cleaning product sustainability. Other products that meet DfE standards - more than 2700 - can be found at http //www.epa.gov/dfe/pubs/ projects/formulat/formpart.htm. Chemical suppliers, not just product manufacturers,... 

Beckman, E.J., Using CO2 to Produce Chemical Products Sustainably, Environmental Science Technology, 36, 347A-353A (2002). 

How is the recursive production sustained in phase 2 We have already discussed the danger of parasitic molecules that have lower catalytic activities and are catalyzed by molecules with higher catalytic activities. As discussed in Section II.A, such parasitic molecules can invade the hypercycle. Indeed, under the structural changes and fluctuations, the recursive production state could be destabilized. To answer the question on the stability of recursive states, we have examined several reaction networks. The unveiled logic for the maintenance of recursive state is summarized as follows. 

Beckman EJ. Using CO2 to produce chemical products sustainably. Environ Sci Technol 2002 36 347A-353A. 

The economy of the occupation was also altered by the totality of war. The latter was no longer financed solely by funds available when it broke out, but by continued production sustaining the military effort. The overall increase in the amount of material and human resources which occupants had to dedicate to war created pressure to exploit local resources in the occupied territory and put a strain on the previously assumed neat distinction between pubhc and private property. Conversely, the rise of the welfare state led to a greater expectation of administrative undertakings for the socio-economic benefit of the civilian population. " ... 

Natural products sustainably contributed in many ways to master global challenges, and to satisfying our daily needs. A few examples may serve as illustrations. 

Because of the imbalance of available studies on social, economic, and environmental aspects of sustainability, it is essential to create a common framework to include all three pillars with equal importance. The contribution of the common framework does not only lie in providing a comprehensive point of view of a product sustainability over its life cycle, but also assists the designers, policymakers, and planners in promoting a socially inclusive product/service. 

Through multi-stakeholder engagement, the Coalition seeks to lead the industy toward a shared vision of sustainability built upon a common approach for measming and evaluating apparel and footwear product sustainability performance that will spotlight priorities for action and opportunities for technological innovation. 

There are three parts to the index - there s a brand module, a facilities module and a products module. Each of these modules effeets product sustainability. Overall we re hoping to get a snapshot of the entire life cycle of a product and its impact-it is not a life cycle assessment in itself, but it does try to touch on and measure and evaluate the potential impact of every stage of the life cycle. 

The second aspect of sustainability can measure the economic impacts of using a material and manufacturing process to produce products. Sustainable manufacturing processes are defined as providing proper wages for the workers and clean and safe work environments. 

Life cycle assessments (LCAs) include many of these environmental hazards. LCA can be used to compare the environmental impacts of producing plastic products. Sustainability for manufacturing can be categorized into generation of GHGs, solid and liquid wastes, and air and water pollution. 

LCA can be created with dedicated software packages, for example, GaBi Software, SimaPro, and Sustainable Minds (GaBi Software Product Sustainability 2013 SimaPro 2013 Sustainable Minds 2013). 

The ability to recycle nonwoven materials is seen as a significant means of increasing product sustainability by reducing the volume of nonwovens going to landfill or incineration. Polyethylene (PE) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET), common materials in the production of nonwovens, are easily processed through municipal recycling and sorting streams, and sorted material can be redirected to the production of new products. 

Brandt B, Pilz H, Schweighofer J, Aspalter K. Benefits of Using Nonwovens and Related Products Sustainability Assessment. Belgium EDANA 2014. 

Cervero, R. (1993). Changing live-work spatial relationships Implications for metropolitan structure ami mobility. Paper Prepared for the 4th international workshop on Technological Change and Urban Forms Productive Sustainable Cities, Berkeley, CA. 

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In industrial production sustainability must be achieved, but keeping in mind that business will fail unless a minimum margin profit is guaranteed. 

Puigjaner, Luis. (2009). Jose Miguel Lafnez, and Carlos Rodrigo Alvarez. Tracking the Dynamics of the Supply Chain for Enhanced Production Sustainability.". Industrial Engineering Chemistry Research, 48(21), 9556-9570. 

Cramer, J., 2006. Criteria for Sustainable Biomass Production. Sustainable Production of Biomass (The Netherlands). 

The author and colleagues have already written a revision on the valorization processes for waste cooking or frying oils (WFO) (Pinzi et al., 2014). Nevertheless, they deserve a special mention in this section due to its high quantity (15 million tons per year), easy availability and low-cost transformation methods (Lopresto et al., 2015). The conversion of all available WFO into biodiesel would cover the world demand for biofuels, increasing production sustainability, eliminating a harmful waste from the environment and overcoming the competition with food markets. 

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