Convincing Industry that there is Value In Environmentally Supply Chains
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Published:
Jan 5, 2009
Issue Vol. 4 No. 1 (2009)
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From the Polish Minister of Environment
9-10
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About the State Environmental Council of Poland (PROS) and the Future of “Problemy Ekorozwoju/ Problems of Sustainable Development”
11-13
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Sustainable Activism, The Center for Energy and Environmental Policy, and Experimental Learning
15-32
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Sustainable Development (1987-2005) – an Oxymoron Comes of Age
33-50
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The Idea of Philosophy vs. Eco-Philosophy
51-59
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Convincing Industry that there is Value In Environmentally Supply Chains
61-64
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The Sustainable Development Revolution
65-76
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Sustainable Development Versus Political Aspect of Defining the Nature
77-81
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Sustainable Development in the Discourse over the Polish Wildlife Conservation Concept after 1989
83-92
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Subsidiarity in EU Environmental Policy
93-98
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Market Mechanisms in Environment Protection as Sustainable Development Factor
99-108
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The Premises of Renewable Energy Sources Market Development in Poland in the Light of Sustainable Development Idea
109-115
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Biofuels – a Step Towards Sustainable Development
117-121
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Problems of Sustainable Use of Mineral Resources
123-130
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Development in Postmodern Time
131-134
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Letter to the Editorial Office: Work on Sustainability
161-162
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Letter to the Editorial Office: Global Ballistic Missile Defense and Strategy of Zero Growth vs. Necessity of Global Cooperation for Sustainable Development
161-165
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Communiques on Activities of the State Environmental Council of Poland
135-153
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141-142
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On the Politics of Sustainability a Long Way Ahead EEAC, the Way Ahead in the Light of the Last Five Years
155-159
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Work on Sustainability
161-162
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Global Ballistic Missile Defense and Strategy of Zero Growth vs. Necessity of Global Cooperation for Sustainable Development
163-165
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The article is focused on ESCM – environmentally sustainable supply chain management. The main question is: how can organizations develop a ‘business case’ for valuing the practice? The answer goes far beyond environmental and technical improvements.
Keywords:
sustainable development, ESCM, environmental supply chain management, business value
Article Details
Sarkis, J. (2009). Convincing Industry that there is Value In Environmentally Supply Chains. Problemy Ekorozwoju , 4(1), 61–64. Retrieved from https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/preko/article/view/4711
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