Sustainable development current status

Tsai, W. T. 2005. Current status and development policies on renewable energy technology research in Taiwan. Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 9, 237-253. 

A review of the effect that the E Factor concept has had over the last 15 years on developments in the (fine) chemical industry and pharmaceutical industry with regard to waste minimization and to assessing its current status in the broader context of green chemistry and sustainability has been presented recently by Sheldon [37]. It was concluded that the E Factor concept played a major role in focusing the attention of the chemical industry worldwide, and particularly the pharmaceutical industry, on the problem of waste generation in chemicals manufacture. 

Sustainable Solutions for Modern Economies is not meant as a political pamphlet. However, the very concept of sustainability and its social, economical and ecological aspects have been established and accepted at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro as a political initiative obligating the signatory states to implement Agenda 21, the wide-ranging blueprint for action to achieve sustainable development worldwide. Sustainable Solutions for Modern Economies is meant as an essay to reflect the aspects of sustainability in the different sectors of national and global economies, to draft a roadmap for public and corporate sustainability strategies, and to outline the current status of markets, applications, use and research and development for renewable resources. 

Rashid, N., et al. (2013). Current status, barriers and developments in biohydrogen production by microalgae. Renewable Sustainable Energy Reviews, 22, 571—579. 

Shibata, A. Kaji, N. Nakahara, M. Yano, K. Tayama, T. Nakamura, K Washiya, T. Myochin, M. Chikazawa, T. Kikuchi, T. (2009). Current Status on Research and Development of Uranium Crystallization System in Advanced Aqueous Reprocessing of FaCT Project, Proceedings of International Conference on The Nuclear Fuel Cycle Sustainable Options Industrial Perspectives (GLOBAL 2009), pp. 151-157, Paper 9154, Paris, France, September 6-11, 2009 Staritzky, E. Truitt, A. L. (1949). Optical and Norphological Crystallography of Plutonium Compounds, LA-745, Los Almos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, New Mexico, USA... 

Measurement of safety culture—It is critical that organizations have reliable and valid ways in which to measure their safety culture if they are to develop and sustain it appropriately. Organizations need to continuously know and undmtand the current status of their safety culture. This involves the continuous assessment of their safety culture, which typically involves assessing the safety-related attitudes and perceptions of their workers at all levels of the organization. 

T. Asayama, T. Kaito, Development of Structural Materials for JSFR — overview and current status, in Proceedings of FR 13, Int. Conf On Fast Reactors and Related Fuel Cycles Safe Technologies and Sustainable Scenarios, Paris, France, March 4—7, 2013. 

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