Carbon dioxide deliming in leather production: a literature review

Deng, Weijun; Chen, Donghui; Huang, Manhong; Hu, Jing; Chen, Liang

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2014.09.066

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“…Karatzoglou (2013) states that sustainable development in countries may be enhanced with the implementation of CP in all business segments. For instance, Deng et al (2015) indicate that opportunities exist to reduce the occupational risk in the tannery sector by minimizing carbon dioxide generation as a CP strategy. Rocha et al (2012b) added that the analysis of segments shows the scope and acceptability of sustainable development in a country.…”

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“…In general, these terms focus on the life cycle, formulating end-of-life strategies, including the overall supply chain, and integrating environmental improvement strategies with business strategies. Deng, Chen, Huang, Hu, and Chen (2015) reviewed carbon dioxide deliming in leather production, and proposed reusing carbon dioxide by means of available absorption and desorption technologies, which reduces occupational safety risks, regenerates new resources, and leads to CP. Moreover, they give an overview of the fundamentals, process optimization, occupational safety, and possible ways forward for carbon dioxide deliming in leather, and provide useful information to researchers and engineers in this field.…”

Section: Cp Was Initially Introduced In Brazil In 1995 Through the Crmentioning

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The State of Research on Cleaner Production in Brazil

2016

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The application of cleaner production (CP) practices in companies is not commonplace in Brazil. Moreover, there are significant difficulties in establishing partnerships among universities, companies, and the government. However, an increase in the number of companies concerned about the impacts of industrial activities on the environment has enabled the development of CP research. Hence, using a literature review and a bibliometric analysis to quantify the scientific production of CP, published in a congress promoted by the Journal of Cleaner Production in Brazil, and an analysis of social networks using UCINET-Draw, this study contributes to the current state of CP research in Brazil. Despite remarkable developments, shareholders and entrepreneurs still lack knowledge about the subsidies/funds to implement CP made available by the government, which would improve the implementation of CP practices. Moreover, university research programs may help companies to generate innovations in this field. This study is one of the first to review CP practices in Brazil, and proposes a framework to promote CP practices in Brazil. KEYWORDS | Cleaner production, bibliometric analysis, UCINET-Draw, sustainable production and consumption, participation of universities, enterprises, and governments in research. RESUMO A aplicação da produção mais limpa (PML) em empresas não é prática comum no RAE-Revista de Administração de Empresas | FGV/EAESP

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Section: Cp Was Initially Introduced In Brazil In 1995 Through the Crmentioning

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The State of Research on Cleaner Production in Brazil

2016

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“…China set a target of 40-45% reduction in emissions by 2025. Deng et al (2015) recommended that countries should reuse carbon dioxide with absorption and desorption technology. The captured gas can be used to manufacture other exportable products such as calcium carbonate (CaCO 3 ).…”

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Adverse effects of the automotive industry on carbon dioxide emissions

Bosupeng¹

2016

Eur J Appl Econ

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“…The processes taking place in the beamhouse serve to restore moisture to the hide; eliminate salts, excess tissue, muscles, or fat adhering to the hide; and give softness and flexibility to the hide (Deng et al. ; Dixit et al. ).…”

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