Buchdetails
Format
Taschenbuch
Seiten
173
Sprache
Englisch
Veröffentlicht
Mar 31, 2021
Verlag
CRC Press
Ausgabe
1
ISBN-10
0367781794
ISBN-13
9780367781798
Beschreibung
Surendra M. Gupta and Mehmet Ilgin delve into the intricate balance between manufacturing and environmental sustainability in their comprehensive study. They examine modern challenges faced by industries seeking to adopt environmentally conscious practices while maintaining efficiency and profitability. By integrating multiple criteria decision-making (MCDM) techniques, the authors provide a robust framework for evaluating complex manufacturing processes, emphasizing the necessity of aligning operational goals with ecological responsibility.
The text offers a compelling exploration of product recovery strategies that not only enhance resource efficiency but also foster a cycle of sustainability. Gupta and Ilgin present case studies illustrating how businesses can implement innovative solutions that reduce waste and promote recycling, thus contributing to a circular economy. Their insights cater to a diverse audience, including corporate decision-makers, policy enactments, and academic researchers aiming to foster sustainable practices in manufacturing.
As the world grapples with environmental challenges, this work stands out by merging theoretical principles with practical applications. The authors encourage readers to rethink traditional manufacturing paradigms and to leverage MCDM approaches that prioritize environmental considerations in decision-making processes. By doing so, they advocate for a future where economic viability and environmental stewardship go hand in hand.
In presenting their findings, Gupta and Ilgin not only underscore the importance of sustainability in manufacturing but also inspire a dialogue about the continuous evolution of industrial practices. Their contributions serve as a vital resource for those committed to advancing eco-friendly methodologies within various sectors, ultimately aiming to reshape the narrative surrounding manufacturing in the context of environmental care.
The text offers a compelling exploration of product recovery strategies that not only enhance resource efficiency but also foster a cycle of sustainability. Gupta and Ilgin present case studies illustrating how businesses can implement innovative solutions that reduce waste and promote recycling, thus contributing to a circular economy. Their insights cater to a diverse audience, including corporate decision-makers, policy enactments, and academic researchers aiming to foster sustainable practices in manufacturing.
As the world grapples with environmental challenges, this work stands out by merging theoretical principles with practical applications. The authors encourage readers to rethink traditional manufacturing paradigms and to leverage MCDM approaches that prioritize environmental considerations in decision-making processes. By doing so, they advocate for a future where economic viability and environmental stewardship go hand in hand.
In presenting their findings, Gupta and Ilgin not only underscore the importance of sustainability in manufacturing but also inspire a dialogue about the continuous evolution of industrial practices. Their contributions serve as a vital resource for those committed to advancing eco-friendly methodologies within various sectors, ultimately aiming to reshape the narrative surrounding manufacturing in the context of environmental care.