Beyond greening: new dialogue and new approaches for developing sustainability

Environmental Proactivity and Environmental and Economic Performance: Evidence from the Winery Sector

“…Consumers might consider products to be unique or innovative if they are produced in a sustainable and environmentally-friendly way [73]. Previous studies, however, reveal that the personal environmental values of those responsible are also important for environmental proactivity in this sector [22]. It is therefore also important to analyse the relationship between this environmental proactivity and environmental results.…”

Routledge Handbook of Sport and the Environment

“…Although it is not necessary for a fan to know about every plumbing change, for example, it is important to share news of water updates and upgrades as well as results of empirical testing of water usage, as these elements show a clear commitment and a transparency of data collection (i.e., authenticity stemming from the vision and mission beginnings). Again, there is no single way to do this (e.g., press releases, environmental annual reports), but each organization must make data gathering and analysis part of their environment efforts in order to close the strategic loop (i.e., concept through to re-conceptualization), especially when each stakeholder places unique demands on the organization for information (Bragd, Bridge, den Hond, & Jose, 1998).…”

Towards Eco-efficient Lean Production Systems

“…Some other publications about Lean Production, like [16], even without formally address the mentioned relationship, refers the energy waste as something to eliminate. On the other hand, publications in journals like Business Strategy and Environment [19], [20], [21] or Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management, have appealed to a urgent need to implement management policies or to create sustainable supply chains that promotes best practices in environment [22].…”