Practical Sustainability Strategies. George P. Nassos

IMPROVING WATER-USE EFFICIENCY AND REUSE IN BOTTLING PLANTS WATER IN AGRICULTURE ENGAGING IN WATER POLICY REFORM NESTLE WATER FOOTPRINT VERSUS CARBON FOOTPRINT ISSUES FOR LEARNING AND DISCUSSION REFERENCES CHAPTER 24: Green Marketing and Communication and How to Avoid Green and Blue Washing GREEN COMMUNICATION AND GREENWASHING GREEN MARKETING, COMMUNICATIONS, AND SUSTAINABILITY GREEN MARKETING MATERIALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY GUIDELINES FOR GREEN MARKETING SUSTAINABLE COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY 1. DESIGNING THE SUSTAINABILITY COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY 2. CONDUCTING AN ASSESSMENT AND DEFINING THE CHALLENGES/ISSUES 3. DEVELOPING A SUSTAINABILITY COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY 4. IMPLEMENTING THE COMMUNICATIONS STRATEGY 5. REINFORCING STAKEHOLDER INTERACTION ISSUES FOR LEARNING AND DISCUSSION REFERENCES

      8  PART IV: CONCLUSION CHAPTER 25: Epilogue: Where Do We Go Now? REFERENCES

      9  INDEX

      10  END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT

      List of Tables

      1 Chapter 1TABLE 1.1 Ecological footprint for 2016

      2 Chapter 11TABLE 11.1 Drawdown: top solutions in each sector TABLE 11.2 Drawdown: top 20 solutions

      3 Chapter 18TABLE 18.1 Sustainable Development Goals for which BMO can have the Greatest Imp...

      4 Chapter 19TABLE 19.1 Stakeholder engagement by Campbell Soup Company TABLE 19.2 Stakeholder engagement by TD TABLE 19.3 Stakeholder engagement by Hess Corporation

      List of Illustrations

      1 Chapter 1FIGURE 1.1 Limits of growth.FIGURE 1.2 Distribution of earth's water.FIGURE 1.3 Hubbert's peak.FIGURE 1.4 World population growth.

      2 Chapter 2FIGURE 2.1 Triple bottom line.FIGURE 2.2 Realistic triple bottom line.

      3 Chapter 3FIGURE 3.1 2015–2030 Sustainable development goals.FIGURE 3.2 Sustainable development goals as a pyramid.

      4 Chapter 4FIGURE 4.1 The funnel.

      5 Chapter 7FIGURE 7.1 Diminishing returns.FIGURE 7.2 Tunneling through the cost barrier.

      6 Chapter 8FIGURE 8.1 Base of economic pyramid.FIGURE 8.2 Great leap downward. (a) Instead of selling to the top of the pyr...FIGURE 8.3 How electricity powers well-being.

      7 Chapter 9FIGURE 9.1 Abalone shell—stronger than ceramic.FIGURE 9.2 Rhinoceros horn—made of keratin.FIGURE 9.3 Fish behavior avoid collisions.FIGURE 9.4 Fish behavior rules.FIGURE 9.5 Nissan's robot car inspired by fish.FIGURE 9.6 Cheetah inspiring fast robots.FIGURE 9.7 Fastest robot inspired by cheetah.FIGURE 9.8 Structure with circles.FIGURE 9.9 Structure with triangles.FIGURE 9.10 Structure with squares.FIGURE 9.11 Structure with pentagons.FIGURE 9.12 Structure with hexagons.FIGURE 9.13 Beehive—most efficient structure.FIGURE 9.14 Hummingbird inspired wind turbines.FIGURE 9.15 Eel inspired power.FIGURE 9.16 Shark scales.FIGURE 9.17 Pine cones for energy efficient buildings.

      8 Chapter 10FIGURE 10.1 Flowchart of Kalundborg's circular economy.FIGURE 10.2 Infographic of circular economy.FIGURE 10.3 MSW versus GNT.

      9 Chapter 14FIGURE 14.1 Gross national trash.FIGURE 14.2 Waste incinerator.FIGURE 14.3 Steamboiler with steam turbine.

      10 Chapter 15FIGURE 15.1 Bank of America Tower.FIGURE 15.2 The Bullitt Center.FIGURE 15.3 Bullitt Center solar array.FIGURE 15.4 Bullitt Center energy consumption.

      11 Chapter 16FIGURE 16.1 Toilet using gray water.FIGURE 16.2 Urinals with sink for flushing.FIGURE 16.3 AeroFarms, Newark, NJ.

      Guide

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