George Mason University
U.S. Army Sustainability: A Study of Organizational Characteristics and Their Impact on Sustainability Efforts at Army Installations
Abstract
This dissertation examines the sustainability efforts of thirty-eight U.S. Army installations. In 2000, Army installations began to develop goals in order to become more environmentally sustainable. This research used institutional and environmental factors to determine their effect on the installations' reduction of waste, water and energy. A sustainability index was developed to measure the installation's success or failure to become more sustainable. Based on this research, the Army has been somewhat successful in its effort to become more environmentally sustainable. Of the thirty-eight installations involved with this study, 68% are more sustainable from their base year (the year they started their sustainability efforts) to 2012.
Author and committee
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- Warnock, Douglas Alan
Subjects
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- hdl:1920/9621
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- oai:MARS:1920/9621