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Le Nguyen Truc Thinh Nguyen An Ha Nguyen Thi Vinh Tien Nguyen Dinh Lam Nguyen Duc Hong Nguyen Van Tuan Nguyen Tat Hanh Ta Van Khanh Nguyen Ngoc Thanh Nguyen Ngoc Hens Luc 《Environment, Development and Sustainability》2022,24(10):12427-12445
Environment, Development and Sustainability - The recent growth of agriculture, industry and urban areas in Vietnam requires a large amount of water consumption as a production factor. This paper... 相似文献
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Nguyen Thinh An Nguyen Bich Thi Van Ta Hanh Nguyen Nhung Thi Phuong Hoang Huong Thi Nguyen Quan Phung Hens Luc 《Environment, Development and Sustainability》2021,23(9):13469-13489
Environment, Development and Sustainability - Livelihoods of ethnic minority populations living in the mountains of Northern Vietnam are highly vulnerable to climate-induced natural hazards.... 相似文献
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Performance of newly implemented Environmental Management Systems in primary schools in South Africa
Luc Hens Torsten Wiedemann Schalk Raath Riana Stone Paul Renders Eric Craenhals 《Journal of environmental management》2010,91(4):906-917
Quantitative results from Environmental Management Systems (EMS) at primary schools have rarely been examined in literature. This paper presents the monitoring results of environmental care in 39 primary schools in Northern South Africa. During 2 years, after the EMS was implemented in the curriculum and in the school's management, the progress of environmental performances of the participating schools has been measured, by means of detailed questionnaires, related to four environmental aspects: water, waste, energy and greening. At the beginning of the project, 50% of the schools performed well on water-related environmental actions. Two years later it was 76%. For waste-related activities the improvement was even stronger: from 50% to 100%. The environmental performances of the schools improved also for greening-related actions, from 50% at the start of the project to 64% two years later. Only energy-related activities did not improve significantly with only 24% of all schools performing well at the end of the survey period.In general, the introduction of an EMS succeeded in an improvement of the overall environmental performances of the schools, but cost-intensive activities were less successful than others. 相似文献
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Juan José Cabello Dunia Garcia Alexis Sagastume Rosario Priego Luc Hens Carlo Vandecasteele 《Environment, Development and Sustainability》2012,14(4):573-591
This paper analyzes the Cuban model of sustainable development and explains the causes that made Cuba the only country that meets the conditions of sustainability according to the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF). The Human Development Index has three main components: quality of life (health indicator measured as life expectancy at birth), knowledge (education indicator measured as adult literacy) and the standard of life (economic indicator measured by the Gross Domestic Income). This paper analyses the aspects of the educational and health system of Cuba and also of its energy policies that explain the excellent scores of the Human Development Index. Cuba shows a Human Development Index of 0.8 with an Ecological Footprint of 1.8?gha. This is achieved with a Gross Domestic Income lower than other countries with similar Human Development Index. The Ecological Footprint of Cuba is mainly determined by the CO2 and the agricultural land footprint. The paper shows how the economic transition, after the economic crisis of the early 1990s, was realized without significantly increasing the Ecological Footprint. 相似文献
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Conclusions The European Seminar on the Integration of Environmental Concepts in University Teaching was a meeting characterised by rich discussion, innovative ideas, hard work and interesting personal contacts. Its goals will only be fulfilled if its results and conclusions will lead to innovative action and better protection of the earth's resources. The output of this conference must be a starting point for further discussion and research. This short paper cannot reflect all thoughts and conclusions that emerged in Brussels. The proceedings will be published in December 1989 and will be available from the Department for Human Ecology, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Pleinlaan 2, 1050 Brussel, Belgium. 相似文献
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