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Integrating corporate website information into qualitative assessment for benchmarking green supply chain management practices for the chemical industry
ادغام اطلاعات وب سایت شرکت ها در ارزیابی کیفی برای محک زدن شیوه های مدیریت زنجیره تامین سبز برای صنایع شیمیایی-2021 The China’s chemical industry has been endeavoring to promote sustainable development through practicing green supply chain management (GSCM). This paper proposes a multi-criteria decision framework with twenty practices to guide companies in the industry to enact GSCM effectively. The exploratory factor analysis (EFA) has been used to cluster the proposed practices. We found five aspects, including economic initiatives, environmental management, eco-design, resource recycling, and stakeholder and employee, constitute the underlying structure of GSCM. A mixed decision tool combining the entropy weight method (EWM) and the analytic hierarchy process (AHP) has been developed and applied to identify key factors. Official website information has been collected and used to analyse the website contents of five benchmarking companies in the China’s chemical industry. The results reveal that the aspects of environmental management, eco-design and resource recycling are the most important GSCM themes. Moreover, the top five practices are top management support, performing life cycle assessment, managing environmental risks, advancing recycling technologies and integrating reverse logistics. Conceptual and practical implications are discussed. Keywords: Environmental management | Eco-design | Resource recycling | Entropy weight | Analytic hierarchy process | Decision analysis |
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Uncovering research streams on agri-food supply chain management: A bibliometric study
کشف جریانهای تحقیق در مورد مدیریت زنجیره تأمین مواد غذایی کشاورزی: یک مطالعه کتابشناختی-2021 This study carried out a bibliometric analysis to critically review the evolution of the agri-food supply chain (AFSC) research field over the period of 2008–2019. A set of 1236 articles was analyzed from the Web of Science database. Besides using different analytical scientometric tools (topic mapping, co-citation, co-authorship and overlay visualization networks), this study identified frequently-used keywords, new and hot research topics and frequently-studied supply chain management (SCM) practices. Frequently used keywords are food supply chain, food waste, sustainability, food safety, SCM, food industry, and food security. New research themes include contract, blockchain, internet of things, resilience, and short food supply chain, a topic that demands further research especially due to the international COVID-19 pandemic and the need of farmers to be closer to the consumers. Hot research topics, that is, subjects that have been studied in highly cited papers were also identified include life cycle assessment, environmental impact, packaging, water use, food waste prevention, food waste generation, blockchain and carbon footprint. Among SCM practices, this study observed that risk and sustainable SCM are frequently used keywords. Procurement and reverse logistics were observed in fewer studies. SCM, food waste, food quality, GHG emissions and risk management are sustainable SCM practices frequently observed. Keywords: Agri-food supply chain | Bibliometric analysis | Co-authorship | Co-citation analysis | Scientometrics | Supply chain management practices |
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Circular economy for phosphorus supply chain and its impact on social sustainable development goals
اقتصاد مدور برای زنجیره تأمین فسفر و تأثیر آن بر اهداف توسعه پایدار اجتماعی-2021 To be able to grow crops, we have interfered with Earths reserves of one of top three essential elements, phosphorus (P), as to which we face a problem related to its high consumption compared to available resources. This
forces us to follow the alternative of closing the phosphorus loop from a circular economy perspective. However,
there is a lack of research on regional and global social sustainability in this area, as emphasized in the United
Nations Agenda 2030 goals for sustainable development. In this paper, we address social challenges involved
in global phosphorus supply chain, such as eradicating poverty, child labor and malnutrition; promoting gender
equality; providing decent work and economic growth; maintaining sustainable water use; and achieving food
security. Our research is driven by the question of whether the circular economy aims to direct phosphorus
management towards tackling social issues associated with its supply chain. We use system dynamics modelling
by combining the concept of material flow analysis and social life cycle assessment. Detailed analysis at regional
and global levels indicates a paradoxical social impact of phosphorus circular model. This reflects the multiple
stakeholders involved, and the regional interactions with phosphorus circular economy transitions.
Improvements can be demonstrated in reducing poverty and providing safer work environment in many regions,
e.g., Western Asia (93%), New Zealand, Central Asia, and Europe (44–61%), while achieving employment targets
is limited in Northern and Eastern Europe. Circular model fails to promote gender equality, it also exacerbates
exploitative child work problem for the Caribbean and most Africa. It provides sufficient nutrition to North
America, Australia/New Zealand, and Northern Europe. It achieves water use targets in several regions with
53% savings worldwide. Finally, circular model contributes to P efficiency (average balance of 1.21 kgP/ha) and
strengthens P security within most regions with an average of 64%. Keywords: Critical materials | Phosphorus | Social sustainability | Circular economy | Dynamic modelling |
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Reimagining the milk supply chain: Reusable vessels for bulk delivery
Reimagining زنجیره تامین شیر: ظروف قابل استفاده مجدد برای تحویل به صورت عمده-2021 Milk packaging has been analysed multiple times in pursuit of finding the most appropriate vessel from an environmental point of view. Research has concentrated on commercially available containers of 0.5 –2.5 litres, usually made from High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE), Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET), paper- based cartons, or glass, with some studies considering a reuse scheme for glass bottles. Whilst applicable for household delivery, such a reuse scheme is not practical for delivery to cafés where large volumes of milk are used every day; little information is known about transportation of bulk volumes of milk in bigger vessels such as steel churns. This study compares a proposed milk supply chain using a mix of reusable stainless steel churns and reusable glass bottles with the current supply chain that uses single- use HDPE bottles, for transportation of milk to 10 cafés belonging to The University of Sheffield. A cradle- to-grave life cycle assessment (LCA) is conducted using data obtained from the university and Our Cow Molly, a local dairy farm which delivers milk to the university. Sensitivity analysis was performed around the recycling rate of plastic bottles, water consumption for churn cleaning, the reuse rate of glass bottles and churns and the source of the on-farm electricity. The study suggests that the greenhouse gas emission can be lowered by approx. 6.5 tons of CO2 equivalent annually if the reuse scheme is applied (this equates to a 65% reduction for the processes analysed). Considerable savings are also reported in cate- gories such as water consumption, fossil resources depletion and cumulative energy demand. The reuse scheme is, however, likely to induce a similar or higher mineral resource use and higher environmental damage in the marine eutrophication category due to water treatment. Production of plastic bottles in the plastic scenario and maintenance and transport on the reusable side are the main contributors to the environmental impact. Further improvements in the reuse scenario could be achieved by reducing the amount of water used for cleaning and hence the electricity demand for water heating. The reuse scheme could also benefit environmentally from using an electric refrigerated van instead of a diesel vehicle.© 2021 Institution of Chemical Engineers. Published by Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. Keywords: Life cycle assessment | Milk | Reuse | Plastic | Impact assessment | Carbon footprint |
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Environmental impacts of animal-based food supply chains with market characteristics
تأثیرات زیست محیطی زنجیره های تأمین مواد غذایی حیوانی با ویژگی های بازار-2021 Animal-based food supply chains lead to significant environmental impacts, which can be influenced by
production systems, distribution networks and consumption patterns. To develop strategy aimed at
reducing the environmental impact of animal-based food supply chains, the common environmental
hotspots among different types of food, the role of transport logistics and the consequence of end market
need to be better understood. Life cycle assessment was adopted to model three types of animal-based
food chains (beef, butter and salmon), with specific technologies, high spatial-resolution logistics and
typical consumption patterns for three markets: local, regional (intra-European) and international. The
results confirmed that the farm production stage usually had the greatest environmental impact, except
when air transport was used for distribution. Potentially, the role of end market also can significantly
influence the environmental impacts. To understand more, three improvement options were examined
in detail with regard to hotspots for climate change: novel feed ingredients (farm production stage), sustainable aviation fuel (transport and logistics stage) and reduction of wasted food (consumption and end
of life stage). Significant reduction was achieved in the salmon system by sustainable aviation fuel (64%)
and novel feed (15%). Minimizing food waste drove the greatest reduction in the beef supply chain (23%)
and the international butter supply chain can reduce 50% of GHG mission by adopting sustainable
aviation fuel. Combined interventions could reduce GHG emission of animal-based food supply chains
by 15% to 82%, depending on market, transport and food waste behaviour. The results show that ecoefficiency information of animal-based foods should include the full supply chain. The effective mitigation strategy to achieve the greatest reduction should not only consider the impacts on-farm, but also
detail of the downstream impacts, such as food distribution network and consumption patterns. Keywords: Sustainability | Life cycle analysis | Animal-based food supply chain | Spatial-resolution |
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A life cycle sustainability assessment of organic and conventional pork supply chains in Sweden
ارزیابی پایداری چرخه زندگی زنجیره های تامین گوشت خوک آلی و معمولی در سوئد-2021 Most existing life cycle assessment studies that have compared the sustainability of organic and conventional pork supply chains are environmental assessments. The economic and social sustainability dimensions of pork supply chains are currently under-researched. The study reported here was designed
to assess the environmental, economic and social sustainability of conventional and organic pork in Sweden. Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment was undertaken using 20 indicators expressed per unit product
(1000 kg pork fork weight) and per unit area (1000 ha of farmland) for the four main subsystems in
pork supply chains: (1) farm and feed production, (2) slaughter, (3) wholesaling and retailing, and (4)
consumption. The organic pork supply chain out-performed the conventional chain in 11 of the 20 indicators expressed per unit product and 18 of the 20 indicators expressed per unit area. It was therefore
the more sustainable of the two chains in nearly all the indicators expressed per unit area. However, the
organic supply chain was less sustainable in some of the indicators expressed per unit product because,
more feed per kg of pork was required in organic pork production. Pig welfare improvement leads to
higher production costs and environmental impacts. Assessment of all three sustainability dimensions –
environmental, economic and social – helps to identify trade-offs between these three pillars of sustainability. However, the selection of indicators influences results, and obtaining environmental, economic
and social data simultaneously is challenging. Keywords: Life cycle sustainability assessment | Environmental life cycle assessment | Life cycle costing | Social life cycle assessment | Organic pork supply chain | Conventional pork supply chain |
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Techno-economic and life cycle greenhouse gas emissions assessment of liquefied natural gas supply chain in China
ارزیابی فنی و اقتصادی و چرخه زندگی انتشار گازهای گلخانه ای از زنجیره تامین گاز طبیعی مایع در چین-2021 This study assessed the techno-economic performance and life cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions for various liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply chains in China in order to find the most efficient way to supply and use LNG. This study improves current literature by adding supply chain optimization options (cold energy recovery and hydrogen production) and by analyzing the entire supply chain of four different LNG end-users (power generation, industrial heating, residential heating, and truck usage). This resulted in 33 LNG pathways for which the energy efficiency, life cycle GHG emissions, and life cycle costs were determined by process-based material and energy flow analysis, life cycle assessment, and pro- duction cost calculation, respectively. The LNG and hydrogen supply chains were compared with a reference chain (coal or diesel) to determine avoided GHG emissions and GHG avoidance costs. Results show that NG with full cryogenic carbon dioxide capture (FCCC) is most beneficial pathway for both avoided GHG emissions and GHG avoidance costs (70.5e112.4 g CO2-e/MJLNG and 66.0e95.9 $/t CO2-e). The best case was obtained when NG with FCCC replaces coal-fired power plants. Results also indicate that hydrogen pathways requires maturation of new technology options and significant capital cost reductions to become attractive.© 2021 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Ltd. This is an open access article under the CC BY license(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Keywords: Liquefied natural gas | Techno-economic assessment | Life cycle greenhouse gas emission | Cold recovery | Blue hydrogen |
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A two-stage multi-objective second generation biodiesel supply chain design considering social sustainability: A case study
یک طرح زنجیره تأمین بیودیزل چند مرحله ای چند مرحله ای با توجه به پایداری اجتماعی: یک مطالعه موردی-2021 Undesirable environmental impacts caused by fossil fuel consumption have motivated governments to focus on biofuels production. Therefore, in our paper, we design a multi-objective biodiesel supply chain from Jatropha, which includes biomass cultivation center, pretreatment, and oil extraction center, bio- refinery, and demand zone. In our study, a two-stage approach presented, which first specifies candidate locations for biomass cultivation with a common weight data envelopment analysis (CWDEA) method and then strategic and tactical decisions were made by a mathematical model. The presented multi- objective model focuses on cost minimization, besides social benefits and environmental impacts maximization while a life cycle assessment approach is used to model social indicators. The capability of the model is validated by proposing a case study of Iran and the augmented ε-constraint method is employed to reach a trade-off between three pillars of sustainability while managerial insights are provided by employing a Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) method for the optimal solution selection. Models results and sensitivity analysis on key parameters, specify the best locations for Jatropha Curcas L. (JCL) cultivation and facility construction as well as an optimal value of supply chain variables, which finally proves that Iran has a high potential for biodiesel production from JCL that leads improving balanced socio-economic development in this country.© 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Keywords: Biodiesel supply chain design | Jatropha | Multi-objectives optimization | CWDEA | TOPSIS | Social responsibility |
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Carbon emissions of coal supply chain: An innovative perspective from physical to economic
انتشار کربن از زنجیره تامین زغال سنگ: یک دیدگاه ابتکاری از فیزیکی تا اقتصادی-2021 Carbon emissions reduction is not only physical, but also rooted in powerful economic actions. Coal- related emissions reduction strategies mainly focus on the physical quantity of carbon emissions, rather than the economic efficiency. So it’s necessary to strengthen the analysis of carbon emission reduction strategies from the perspective of economic value. Based on the theory of coal supply chain management, this study builds a carbon dioxide accounting model of China’s coal supply chain. The indicators for the process-based carbon emissions and carbon emissions per unit of economic value of various coal products are evaluated from the perspective of the whole coal life cycle. The results show that the processing and conversion of coal are the most important sources of carbon emissions in the coal life cycle. Coal-fueled electricity is the largest contributor to carbon emissions of all coal products. The coal-to-heat process has the highest carbon emissions per unit of economic value. Emission reduction strategies for coal supply chain are given in this research from both the physical and economic perspective. To realize emission reduction based on the physical perspective, it’s helpful to decrease coal consumption by reducing the proportion of coal-fired power and the gas capture technology should be promoted to facilitate gas utilization. Implementing the coal transition to natural gas policy and developing heat recovery technology have an effect on carbon emissions reduction from the economic viewpoint of coal supply chain.© 2021 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved. Keywords: Coal supply chain | Life cycle assessment | Carbon footprint | Carbon emission |
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Phase-based externality analysis for large hydropower projects
تجزیه و تحلیل بیرونی مبتنی بر فاز برای پروژه های بزرگ نیروگاهی-2020 The global pressure of reducing greenhouse gas emission with an increasing energy demand has promoted the
development of hydropower projects. However, these projects are always involved with controversial issues even
when providing great positive externalities. This calls for more comprehensively quantitative analysis of hydropower
project externalities. This paper establishes an analysis framework for hydropower project externalities
based on the Life Cycle Assessment methodology and the economic valuation of hydropower externalities,
and then applies the framework to the assessment of the Three Gorges Project and the Xiluodu Project
as cases. The results indicate that: (1) hydropower project externalities are multi-component and dynamic in
different phases of project life cycle; (2) the construction of large hydropower projects is beneficial for social
welfare promotion, but the enhancement doesnt appear immediately at the startup but with a lag; and (3) along
the life cycle of a hydropower project, negative externalities are prominent in the early phases while positive
ones account for a major proportion in the late phases, calling for special attention to risk management during
the construction and benefit allocation management during project operation. The results and recommendations
of this paper can also be applied to other types of public or private projects for better social performance. Keywords: Externality | Life cycle assessment | Stakeholders | Hydropower project | The Three Gorges project | The Xiluodu project |
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