Description:
Mark A. Benedict, Ph.D. and Edward T. McMahon, J.D., of the University of California at Davis, authored a series of articles that praise green infrastructure as the ideal conservation strategy for the new century.
- Professor Richard L. Staaks of the University of Houston’s Department of Natural Systems Engineering and E-Commerce Program recently published an article in, “The Renewable Resources Journal,” entitled Researching Global Warming Mitigation: The Incremental Cost Implications of Moving to a Hydrogen Economy.
- Resource efficiency is often used interchangeably with operational cost savings and supply chain management. A business may intend to reduce costs but not its carbon footprint by outsourcing certain tasks or improving its operational efficiency.
- The term “green infrastructure” refers to environmentally beneficial features in transportation planning, such as parks, bikeways, and other open spaces.
Type:
Publication
Organization:
The Conservation Fund
