Publications sustainable consumption week 25, 2018

… doi: 10.1509/ jppm.09.035 Cherrier, H., Szuba, M., & Özçağlar-Toulouse, N. (2012).
Barriers to downward carbon emission: Exploring sustainable consumption in the face
of the glass floor … Individual strategies for sustainable consumption …

… al. 2013). According to Havas Media sustainable consumption research performed
with 20,000 customers in ten countries, disclosed that 86% of buyers examined
sustainability aspects while making purchase decisions. It was …

… sometimes suggests. Reports highlighting the growth of sustainable consumption
tend to focus on low-value, commoditized product categories such as food-related
products, cosmetics, and apparel (Davies et al. 2012). These …

… emphasis on sustainable lifestyles studies. The term “lifestyle” is applied
within a variety of disciplines relating to sustainable consumption …
Sustainable lifestyles: Today’s facts & tomorrow’s trends. Wuppertal …

… 28 4.4.2. SDG 12-Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns …..
29 … Goal 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns. Goal 13:
Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts …

… case study for India. They stated that any expenditure on health can be catastrophic
for household who survives below certain poverty level and are not able to avail the
sustainable consumption level. Vellakkal (2009) examined …

… Poverty (SDG1), food and agriculture (SDG 2), health (SDG 3), water
and sanita- tion (SDG 6), renewable energy (SDG 7), human settlements
(SDG11), sustainable consumption and production (SDG12), oceans …

… 2016a). An ad- equate and reliable supply of water [6.1, 6.4] is essential for many
economic activities [8], infrastructure and indus- trial development [9], cities and
communities [11] and sustainable consumption and production [12] …

This chapter problematizes the dominant viewpoint of sustainable consumption
as a personal and voluntary act by arguing that such a conceptualization makes
individuals appear responsible for complex …

In the context of the increasingly damaging impact of agro-food systems on human health
and the environment, this study aimed to evaluate the sustainability of.

A social practice approach to household consumption examines socially produced patterns
of practice, and understands these to be composed of technology, knowled…

… Wallin et al., 2013). Although the study of the perceived image of green products
had certain success in the field of sustainable consumption, no studies have applying
such a theoretical framework to EEMs. To close this gap …

Page 1. RESEARCH ARTICLE Cosmopolitanism and ethical consumption: An
extended theory of planned behavior and modeling for fair trade coffee consumers
in South Korea Hyemi Lee1 | Yanhong Jin1 | Hyun Shin2 1 Ewha …

… It takes as its starting point the UN Sustainable Development Goal 12:
“Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns”, with its Target
12.6: “Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies …

… Driven by eco-economy, environmentally friendly and social well-being
thinking, increasing industries tend to concentrate on the sustainability of
supply chain operations, including sustainable design, sustainable production …

Globalization and its sustainability implications create considerable
governance challenges. The global and complex stretch of commodity chains
imply innovative governance arrangements because the…

… society. In this context, recent scientific research has increasingly focused on
investigating the environmental impact of food items and different dietary alternatives
in order to propose more sustainable consumption patterns …

The final chapter of this volume explores how – at this moment in time –
strategies can be developed in the Netherlands to achieve sustainable
well-being. In addition to key problems like the…

… 2030 Agenda and Framework for Action, the Global Action Programme (GAP)
on Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), and the Sustainable
Lifestyles and Education programme of the 10-Year Framework of …

In the transition to the circular economy (CE) model in Europe, increasing public awareness
is one of the major driving forces. This paper presents the results.

… William Young et al., (2009) in their study entitled, “Sustainable consumption: green
consumer behavior when purchasing products”, concluded that, the green consumers
decision-making processes when buying a technology-based product …

… This was coupled with qualitative ratings carried out by the researchers
to assess the (un)sustainability of these scenarios using six new economics
criteria for sustainable consumption: (1) localization, (2) reduced …

… issues, respectively. Finally, SDG 12 in the economy dimension, Sustainable
Consumption and Production, was split into two separate issues, given the relevance
and impact of each, particularly for business. Ultimately, we …

The growing field of the collaborative economy is expanding geometrically and little
retrospective work on this evolution has been made so far. A number of lite.

‘Dynamic’ tariffs aim to help energy users to shift their energy-related practices, and rewards
them financially when they modify when and how to use electr.

International standards and constantly smarter practices are everyday
more addressing the issue of a sustainable development. However, this
virtuous approach has to involve the final users, in a…

… Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and
sustainable. 12: Responsible consumption and production. Ensure
sustainable consumption and production patterns. 13: Climate action …

… Also, they were informed about means to eval- uate the quality of information. In four school
lessons, students researched the topic “global nutrition” under the topic aspects of ”genetic
engineering”, “conservation”, “sustainable consumption” and “development aid” …