Based on the largest survey of environment management practices to be conducted in Australia, this report finds that companies are deeply concerned about greenhouse emissions, and are taking action to reduce their consumption of electricity, gas, water and waste production. The report involved 810 companies in the manufacturing and commercial construction sectors, representing 10.5 per cent of activity. It examines management attitudes and practices in relation to environmental sustainability and was, in part, aimed at documenting and gaining a better understanding of business environmental performance in Australia. Key findings in the study include: • 78 per cent of companies believed they had a responsibility to contribute to a reducti...
The purpose of this research is to provide an in-depth evaluation of the environmental strategy of t...
Making the transition from a carbon intensive and fossil fuel driven economy to a more sustainable a...
Small and medium-sized Industries represent approximately 40% of Australian industry [1], however ar...
Masters in the Field of Environmental Sciences (MSc CW/RR) - GEOL7007 Research Report School of Ani...
The 21st century's economy will be urban and green. The urban transition is well advanced globally, ...
The construction industry is a significant contributor to Australia’s levels of waste production and...
The environmental impact of significantly large organisations, ensure that their activities are high...
The last decade has challenged Australian SMEs with droughts, water restrictions, rising energy cost...
Sustainability has become crucial for the energy industry as projects in this industry are extensive...
Sustainability concerns the management of an organisation‘s total business impact upon its immediate...
The debate on a sustainable future for Australia has focused enterprises on developing triple bottom...
Abstract The results of the supposed man-made climate change have lead to a concern for the environ...
It is critical for all manner of organisations to ‘walk the talk ’ and show that “actions speak loud...
This paper has three objectives: firstly, to uncover the perceptions of top management, that is the ...
Sustainability has been resonating within the business community and academia. Indeed, it has progre...
The purpose of this research is to provide an in-depth evaluation of the environmental strategy of t...
Making the transition from a carbon intensive and fossil fuel driven economy to a more sustainable a...
Small and medium-sized Industries represent approximately 40% of Australian industry [1], however ar...
Masters in the Field of Environmental Sciences (MSc CW/RR) - GEOL7007 Research Report School of Ani...
The 21st century's economy will be urban and green. The urban transition is well advanced globally, ...
The construction industry is a significant contributor to Australia’s levels of waste production and...
The environmental impact of significantly large organisations, ensure that their activities are high...
The last decade has challenged Australian SMEs with droughts, water restrictions, rising energy cost...
Sustainability has become crucial for the energy industry as projects in this industry are extensive...
Sustainability concerns the management of an organisation‘s total business impact upon its immediate...
The debate on a sustainable future for Australia has focused enterprises on developing triple bottom...
Abstract The results of the supposed man-made climate change have lead to a concern for the environ...
It is critical for all manner of organisations to ‘walk the talk ’ and show that “actions speak loud...
This paper has three objectives: firstly, to uncover the perceptions of top management, that is the ...
Sustainability has been resonating within the business community and academia. Indeed, it has progre...
The purpose of this research is to provide an in-depth evaluation of the environmental strategy of t...
Making the transition from a carbon intensive and fossil fuel driven economy to a more sustainable a...
Small and medium-sized Industries represent approximately 40% of Australian industry [1], however ar...