
Resources for our future key issues and best practices in resource efficiency
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The publication Resources for our Future provides a very accessible account of the international resource question as well as an inspiring overview of industrial best practices. The authors clarify the main ecological constraints related to the use of a wide range of resources, such as water, industrial and construction minerals, and biotic resources. They present an analysis of the international trends that are shaping a geopolitical world order in which high resource prices and supply disruptions are becoming a threat to economic security.
Substantial steps towards green growth need to be taken soon if we are to ensure the availability of resources for our future, and to enable prosperity for all without crossing planetary boundaries. The book de¬scribes 21 inspiring best practices in resource efficiency in the chemical industry, the food sector, the building sector, the metal and high-tech industries, and the fashion and furnishing industries. These business cases demonstrate that innovation and entrepreneurship can result in substantial improvements in resource efficiency and that there are new business opportunities to be discovered in the resource question as well.
Substantial steps towards green growth need to be taken soon if we are to ensure the availability of resources for our future, and to enable prosperity for all without crossing planetary boundaries. The book de¬scribes 21 inspiring best practices in resource efficiency in the chemical industry, the food sector, the building sector, the metal and high-tech industries, and the fashion and furnishing industries. These business cases demonstrate that innovation and entrepreneurship can result in substantial improvements in resource efficiency and that there are new business opportunities to be discovered in the resource question as well.
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ISBN-13
9789048518777
Uitgever
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19 februari 2014
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Bibliografisch
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UitgeverAmsterdam University Press
ImprintAmsterdam University Press
CB-relatie-id7400597
Verschenen19 februari 2014
StatusOnbekend 00
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ProductvormE-book ED
VormdetailE107 PDF
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NUR (hoofd)Mens en maatschappij algemeen 740
NUR (alle)740 Mens en maatschappij algemeen
Medewerkers
Auteur A01Rob Weterings
Auteur A01Ton Bastein
Auteur A01Arnold Tukker
Auteur A01Michel Rademaker
Auteur A01Marjolein de Ridder
Herkomst
Werk-id (NSTC)500185173
MeldingBevestigd bij publicatie 03
Bijgewerkt6 augustus 2026
NSTC 500185173 · CB-relatie 7400597 · Bijgewerkt 6 augustus 2026