Andreasen was first used to the packed structure of ultrahigh-performance concrete,
followed by aggregates that were prepared by using construction waste. Preparing
aggregates out of ultrahigh-performance concrete is essential as it will reduce the
negative impact on the packed structure. The results showed that heat accumulation
during the process of concrete preparation had been reduced, in turn the shrinkage
factor. Besides, consumption of energy was seen to be very low, and the best results
were obtained for 50% of cement with around 19% of aggregates.
A project assisted by the World Bank in 2012 estimated that around 1.3 million
tons of solid waste has been produced globally, and this will be doubled by the year
2025. Most commonly found solid waste was noticed to be plastic, paper, and
organic waste. Therefore, innovative sustainable approaches would be useful and
practical to be implemented to turn solid waste into a reusable product. Based upon
the above discussion, Das et al. (2019) identified key objectives in their review
that mainly focused on present scenario of technologies, innovations, and tools,
methodologies adopted in different countries respectively. At the end, they analyzed
the characteristic features of life cycle assessment tools and cumulative impact of all
the above discussion that leads to recycling method according to the present scenario. This review describes the necessity of LCA models to facilitate future work
among organizations with the help of algorithms.
The recent years have witnessed a solid waste management system employed in
developing countries, seen to be a profitable organization, and the burden on the
environment has also been significantly reduced. The scenario of waste management
system of one such city of a developing country has been highlighted by Ferronato
et al. (2019). This article presents the quantitative and qualitative approach of waste
management effectively implemented in La Paz city of Bolivia, where no data of
management systems were available. A total of six mega plans were carefully
understood with the view of environmental, financial, transportation, and disposal
methods and implemented in La Paz city by focusing on collecting organic waste to
reduce global warming and to improve sanitary landfills.
Hypothesis H4: Feasible approaches for sustainable recycling and utilization of
solid wastes are positively related to economic performance.
12.3.5 Sustainable Consumption Impact in Textile Sectors
The main strategy of the business is to change the design according to the trend that
provides quick profit. The emphasis of recent textile industries has been to keep the
final product as low as possible and improve the efficiency of production. Niinimäki
and Hassi (2011) presented a report in which strategies adopted in the textile and
clothing industry have been addressed. The author presented the concept of rethink
and redesigns with the prospective to not compromise the production value. Further,
the authors also proposed a new design concept that was based upon the adoption of
sustainable concepts in niche markets.
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followed by aggregates that were prepared by using construction waste. Preparing
aggregates out of ultrahigh-performance concrete is essential as it will reduce the
negative impact on the packed structure. The results showed that heat accumulation
during the process of concrete preparation had been reduced, in turn the shrinkage
factor. Besides, consumption of energy was seen to be very low, and the best results
were obtained for 50% of cement with around 19% of aggregates.
A project assisted by the World Bank in 2012 estimated that around 1.3 million
tons of solid waste has been produced globally, and this will be doubled by the year
2025. Most commonly found solid waste was noticed to be plastic, paper, and
organic waste. Therefore, innovative sustainable approaches would be useful and
practical to be implemented to turn solid waste into a reusable product. Based upon
the above discussion, Das et al. (2019) identified key objectives in their review
that mainly focused on present scenario of technologies, innovations, and tools,
methodologies adopted in different countries respectively. At the end, they analyzed
the characteristic features of life cycle assessment tools and cumulative impact of all
the above discussion that leads to recycling method according to the present scenario. This review describes the necessity of LCA models to facilitate future work
among organizations with the help of algorithms.
The recent years have witnessed a solid waste management system employed in
developing countries, seen to be a profitable organization, and the burden on the
environment has also been significantly reduced. The scenario of waste management
system of one such city of a developing country has been highlighted by Ferronato
et al. (2019). This article presents the quantitative and qualitative approach of waste
management effectively implemented in La Paz city of Bolivia, where no data of
management systems were available. A total of six mega plans were carefully
understood with the view of environmental, financial, transportation, and disposal
methods and implemented in La Paz city by focusing on collecting organic waste to
reduce global warming and to improve sanitary landfills.
Hypothesis H4: Feasible approaches for sustainable recycling and utilization of
solid wastes are positively related to economic performance.
12.3.5 Sustainable Consumption Impact in Textile Sectors
The main strategy of the business is to change the design according to the trend that
provides quick profit. The emphasis of recent textile industries has been to keep the
final product as low as possible and improve the efficiency of production. Niinimäki
and Hassi (2011) presented a report in which strategies adopted in the textile and
clothing industry have been addressed. The author presented the concept of rethink
and redesigns with the prospective to not compromise the production value. Further,
the authors also proposed a new design concept that was based upon the adoption of
sustainable concepts in niche markets.
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P. Pattnaik and G. S. Dangayach