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Abfall- und Kreislaufwirtschaftlicher Transformationsprozess in Deutschland und in China : Analyse - Vergleich - Übertragbarkeit

Läpple, Fang - 2007

die Entwicklung Chinas geworden. Chinas Umweltprobleme betreffen die ganze Welt. Die Entwicklung der Kreislaufwirtschaft ….Germany is one of the model countries in the world at the development of circular economy. China is just at the beginning. But …

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Qualitativer Bewusstseins- und Verhaltenswandel im Kontext einer nachhaltigen Entwicklung und ??kologischen ??konomik

Sieben, Daniel - 2007

, spirituelle Weltanschauungen) zeigen zus??tzliche nicht-materialistische Wahrnehmungen von Welt und Wirklichkeit auf. Im f … Methodik um introspektive Einsichten notwendig, sowie die Erweiterung von Welt- und Menschenbild um immaterielle Aspekte … between subject and object, mind and matter, inner and outer world. Two digressions (Emoto, Spiritual Philosophies …

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Das Dispositiv der Zukunftsfähigen Entwicklung

Timpf, Siegfried - 2000

Wird über Nachhaltigkeit gesprochen, so stellt sich der Eindruck ein, es gehe um einen Begriff, den bestimmte Akteure benutzen, um mit ihm interessengeleitete Praktiken zu legitimieren. Der ironische Gehalt dieser rhetorischen Figur liegt in der Überschätzung des Begriffs der Nachhaltigkeit...

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Ökokaufhaus - Konzept der Zukunft? Empirische Analyse der Effekte eines innovativen Unternehmenskonzept auf Umwelt und Gesellschaft

Gebhardt, Beate - 2006

Nachhaltiges Wirtschaften der Unternehmen und nachhaltiger Konsum der Verbraucher stellen die Zielgrößen dar, die als zukunftsweisend deklariert werden. Ein unternehmerischer Pionier, der idealistisch motiviert, verschiedene Nachhaltigkeitsziele verwirklichen will, allen voran das...

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Market impacts of hypothetical fuel treatment thinning programs on federal lands in the western United States.

Ince, Peter J.; Spelter, Henry; Skog, Kenneth E.; … - 2008

This paper addresses the economics of forest fuel thinning programs on federal lands in the U.S. West, and presents a model of regional timber and product market impacts. The issue of economics is vital to the debate about fire management, and this paper presents market implications of two...

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Market impacts of a multiyear mechanical fuel treatment program in the U.S.

Prestemon, Jeffrey P.; Abt, Karen L.; Huggett, Robert J. - 2008

We describe a two-stage model of global log and chip markets that evaluates the spatial and temporal economic effects of government-subsidized fire-related mechanical fuel treatment programs in the U.S. West and South. The first stage is a goal program that allocates subsidies according to fire...

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Ecosystem services: Foundations, opportunities, and challenges for the forest products sector.

Patterson, Trista M.; Coelho, Dana L. - 2009

The ecosystem service concept has been proposed as a meaningful framework for natural resource management. In theory it holds concomitant benefit and consequence for the forest product sector. However, numerous barriers impede practitioners from developing concrete and enduring responses to...

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Historical disturbance regimes as a reference for forest policy in a multiowner province: a simulation experiment.

Thompson, J.R.; Johnson, K.N.; Lennette, M.; Spies, T.A.; … - 2006

Using a landscape simulation model, we examined ecological and economic implications of forest policies designed to emulate the historical fire regime across the 2 x 10⁶ ha Oregon Coast Range. Simulated policies included two variants of the current policy and three policies reflecting aspects...

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Decision support systems for forest management: A financial analysis for South Carolina's state forests.

Phillips, S.L.; Straka, T.J.; Post, C.J.; Adams, T.O. - 2006

Decision support systems (DSS), also known as forest resource information systems, focus on providing forest managers information to make better decisions. DSS in forestry organizations have evolved from the integration of geographic information systems and database management systems with...

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The U.S. forest sector in 2030: markets and competitors.

Turner, J.A.; Buongiorno, J.; Zhu, S.; Prestemon, J.P. - 2005

predicted to remain major importers of forest products out to 2030, the rapid economic growth of China would make it the world …

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