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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Green Industry"”.
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An Economic Impact Assessment of the Green Industry of Virginia
An analysis of the green industry of Virginia was completed in the year 2002 using a mail survey sent to industry participants. The survey was conducted by the Virginia Agricultural Statistics Service (VASS). This data was used to run an economic impact analysis of the industry using IMPLAN …
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Extensive green roof design in the City of Cape Town : barriers and opportunities for developing a green industry
In today's world of increasing energy costs and rapid ecosystem service decay, a result of direct human disturbance from development, habitat loss and fragmentation and the increasing frequencies of extreme weather events, it is critical that building practices in the next decade adopt a more …
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Why the grass is always greener: Understanding commercial pesticide applicators as Accidental Risk Communicators
… with 29 respondents affiliated with the Green Industry in New York State, and short written questionnaires were received from 24 participants at the 2007 Empire State Green Industry Show. Interviews were recorded and transcribed, then coded line-by-line both by hand and with Atlas.ti …
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Sustainable firm performance of green supply chain management practice at petrochemical industry
… problem in this industrial development is the green industry standard in line with the energy scarcity due to high demand on the energy within the industrial sector as well as availability of naphtha raw material. Therefore, to achieve the industry sustainability it is a need to have Green …
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An Analysis on the Environmental Impact of the Fashion Industry
The fashion industry is a large global sector. Cultivation, manufacturing, and distribution is spread out throughout the world with travel connecting all these pieces to deliver garments. With clothing accounting for 7% of the world’s exports, demand is high, and the sector is evidently growing. …
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Horticultural Producers' Willingness to Adopt Water Recycling Technology in the Mid-Atlantic Region
Water-recycling technologies have been developed to reduce water consumption and surface runoff in horticultural operations. However, WRT may increase risk of disease from water-borne pathogens such as Pythium and Phytophthora. More information is needed about producers' management practices and …
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Slow Fashion Strategies for the Guangdong Industry from the Perspective of Well-Being
… the sustainable development of fashion industry is receiving more and more attention. Slow fashion, as the opposite of fast fashion, is a fashion concept that promotes the sustainable development of the fashion industry by providing high-quality products, slowing down the production …