... , the regional division implemented to evaluate the environmental strategies involved in regional development plans, 30 provinces have been classified into nine regions based on climatic and environmental similarities. clustering municipal optimal coefficient road projects environment...

...Alireza Abdolrazaghi, PhD; Babak Mirbaha, PhD There is limited information on the influence of environmental and behavioural factors on cyclists’ risk perception. This study gives insights into the factors shaping cyclists’ perception of risk. Twenty-six cyclists were assessed...

... consumption is also increasing, leading to environmental problems, resource shortage, and increased city management difficulty. Figure 7. Location of Surat City From the literature review and considering subsystems of urban areas such as environment, social, and economy, eight factors...

... and Rural Affairs) (2012) Environmental Protection Act 1990: Part 2A Contaminated land statutory guidance.   Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) , London, UK . See   http://www.defra.gov.uk/publications/2012/04/10/pb13735contaminated-land/ (accessed 15/10/2018) . DEFRA...

... disposal in Dhaka city – an assessment in a GIS environment . Journal of Civil Engineering   37 (2): 133 – 149 . Iscan   F and Yagci   C (2015) Selection of solid waste landfill site using geographical information system (GIS) . International Journal of Environmental, Chemical, Ecological...

... rights reserved 2019 environment traffic engineering urban regeneration Bournemouth Borough Council delivered two shared-space schemes under the Local Sustainable Transport Fund (LSTF) programme at Horseshoe Common and at Boscombe, completed in 2014 and 2015, respectively. This paper...

... collective and individual mining enterprises lack the awareness of resource protection, they also neglect environmental protection. In pursuit of profits, measures are often disregarded to protect the environment during the mining process. Coupled with backward methods, techniques and mining equipment...

... and toxicological evaluation of leachate from municipal solid waste landfill sites of Delhi, India . Environmental Science and Pollution Research   22 (12): 9148 – 9158 . Grenoble   Z , Zhang   C , Ahmed   S , et al. (2007) Physico-chemical processes . Water Environment Research   79 : 1228...

...Shihu Gao, PhD; Yonghui Chen, PhD; Long Chen, PhD; Xiao Cheng, PhD; Geng Chen, PhD Waste mud processing is an urgent problem in in situ construction with no existing method of address. Identifying a highly effective, low-energy and environmentally friendly treatment method would hold great...

... drainage systems using SuDS technologies can improve the living conditions of the refugees by addressing environmental challenges such as flooding, erosion and outbreak of water-related diseases across the camps. In this paper, evaluation of pollutant removal and hydraulic performance of laboratory...

... to collaborate or take part in aspects of the developing ‘shared’ and ‘circular’ economy? How are streets and external environments redesigned to support active mobility while also making best use of driverless vehicle features to reduce congestion and improve the city's environmental qualities? Can...

... a monitoring and evaluation system, it was necessary to select indicators. Such indicators can be used at international and national levels in state of the environment reporting, measurement of environmental performance and reporting on progress towards sustainable development (OECD, 2003). The ongoing use...

...Phuong Nga Nguyen, BEng, MSc; Puay Ping Koh, BEng, MEng; Yiik Diew Wong, BE, PhD Singapore is moving towards sustainable transport management with a focus on efficient infrastructure planning to optimise the land use and alleviate the traffic congestion, and to protect the environment. Through...

... environmentally responsible may be important to them, but it is not enough alone to justify a change in behaviour. They need the external environment to be right and to make it as easy as possible. These are the ‘lazy environmentalists’, a term first described by Dorfman (2009) . Making such changes will align...

... group of key stakeholders; ‘smart performance’ to increase productivity; and ‘smart outcomes’ to complete ahead of time and below budget. The project team focused on community, especially local Māori (indigenous New Zealanders), relations and environmental outcomes owing to the sensitive working...

..., the bus and the bicycle in their journeys to and from the university. 28 02 2012 21 06 2012 ICE Publishing: All rights reserved 2012 environment mathematical modelling transport management The aim of the present paper is to analyse the obligatory mobility patterns...

... approach as a learning style while seeming slightly more ambitious than their male counterparts. Further research work is needed in this area to confirm these initial findings. education & training environment social impact The aim of this research was to create a fully engaged pedagogic...

... Systems. , 2008 , Water Environment Research Foundation, IWA Publishing , London . Evans   TD . Environmental Impact Study of Food Waste Disposers: a report for The County Surveyors' Society & Herefordshire Council and Worcestershire County Council. , 2007 , Worcestershire County...

.... This briefing forms part of the ‘current trends in municipal engineering‘ series. Programmes to enhance environmental performance were successful because they considered beaches as multidimensional environmental systems, where nature and society interact. They succeeded in building understanding and a strong...

..., education and the environment; the Landfill Communities Fund that supports community and environmental projects, predominantly within 10 miles of landfill sites, through tax paid by landfill operators against waste produced; and charitable trust awards such as the ‘Inner London Nature Conservation Fund...