... in China . Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection 2007 (8) : 9 – 10 . Yin X (2012) Lifecycle carbon assessment of residential buildings in cold climates: a case study in northeastern China . Building and Environment 47 : 126 – 135 , 10.1016/j.buildenv.2011.07.012...

...’ (EA) influenced the authors’ early teaching and research in the fields of energy and the environment. The present work also draws on lessons from author’s own research covering EA and thermodynamics more generally, as well as environmental life cycle assessment (LCA). They collectively embrace some...

...), and Integrated Environmental Solutions Virtual Environment appear to be the most often used software types for sustainability analysis (Azhar and Brown, 2009). This study demonstrates that minimal renovation and the addition of a green roof to an existing structure significantly improve the building’s...

... from their external environments (Barber, 2020 : pp. 36–37; Chang, 2021). The energy and environmental challenges of the 1970s drove the integration of active and passive control technologies, in line with the increasing focus on green and ecological development. This integration became a new paradigm...

..., specifically in terms of environmental protection and energy transformation. To promote sustainable development in China’s environment and energy sector, this paper constructs an evaluation indicator system for sustainable development of environment and energy by integrating the relevant Sustainable...

...Yu Zhao, PhD; Yangchun Zhu, MSc; Jixiang Zhang, MSc; Miao Yu, PhD; Tianping Bi, PhD This study is the first to integrate emergy theory, life cycle assessment (LCA), and input-output analysis (IOA) to analyze the environmental performance of conventional concrete (CC), recycled coarse aggregate...

...Mohammad Nader Negarestani; Hooman Hajikandi; Bahador Fatehi-Nobarian; Javad Majrouhi Sardroud The surge in construction expenditures on the one hand and environmental pollution on the other hand have led to the suggestion of native structures in accordance, which is common in advanced countries...

...: johannes.halbe@mail.mcgill.ca) 16 07 2021 11 11 2022 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2023 design methods & aids economics & finance education & training environment knowledge management mathematical modelling natural resources social impact sustainability UN SDG 6...

... system. This study provides new insights for engineering a sustainable future in green transportation. Emerald Publishing Limited: All rights reserved 2023 environment planning & scheduling renewable energy transport management A number of photovoltaic (PV) modules...

.... For example, environmental, cultural, health, social care, justice and security effects are included. This welfare and wellbeing consideration applies to the entire population that is served by the government, not simply taxpayers. (HMT, 2020 : p. 5) Also, The Construction Playbook: Guidance...

...Ani Raiden; Andrew King; Sir John Peace; Kevin Osbon; Sophia de Sousa; Laura Alvarez Social value in the built environment refers to the social impact any organisation or project in that sector makes on its many and varied stakeholders. This involves different agents, such as design and planning...

... comfort evaluation in kindergarten: PMV and PPD measurement through datalogger and questionnaire   Building and Environment   68   202   214   10.1016/j.buildenv.2013.07.002 Fanger   PO   1970   Thermal Comfort: Analysis and Applications in Environmental...

... transportation can be evaluated from environmental, economic and social aspects. The environmental aspect relates to the impact of transportation on changing local or global environments, while the economic side deals with increasing wealth, employment, welfare and productivity. The social aspect is about issues...

... significant environmental and social issues. Therefore, the ash dam should be properly disposed of, and the site should be properly remediated. Irrespective of its importance, there is a clear lack of research in this area of study. The generation of pond ash poses a lot of threats to the environment...

... , Georgiadou   MC , Ojo-Aromokudu   J   2020   Barriers and opportunities for participatory environmental upgrading: case study of Havelock informal settlement, Durban   City and Environment Interactions   5   article 100041 Rakodi   C   1991...

... construction industry should optimise its structure in different provinces to achieve a balanced growth at different market sizes. (corresponding author: zhangjingxiao@chd.edu.cn) 23 03 2020 10 08 2020 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2021 developing countries environment...

... development and environmental protection through environmental regulation (ER) has attracted the attention of governments across the world (Gouldson et al., 2009). ER provides important means for reducing the impact of economic activities on the ecological environment. Governments can use different...

...). The Stockholm Declaration of 1972 by the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (Unesco, 1972) was the first to make reference to sustainability in higher education; it recognises the interdependency between humanity and the environment and suggests several ways of achieving environmental...

... development of urban planning policies that preserve the environment and raise the efficiency of housing and buildings environmentally development of new means for dealing with the effects of climate change, promoting organic agriculture, maintaining biodiversity and protecting the ecological balance...

.... This lack of thorough integration of CSR issues into projects is considered both to limit the extent to which these projects will deliver social and environmental benefits and to reduce the incentive for the construction industry to innovate, to improve its performance and to safeguard the environment...