Improving cleaner production through the application of environmental management tools in China

By C. Hicks, R. Dietmar. 2007

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A review of the circular economy in China : Moving from rhetoric to implementation (2013, background): “For heavily polluting enterprises in printing and dying, foundry, tannery, food processing, pulp and paper, electroplating and chemical industries, CP is compulsory and plays a prominent role to reduce their environmental externalities and their energy intensity (Hicks and Dietmar, 2007).”
A Review of the Circular Economy and its Implementation (2016, unknown): “Implementation for heavily polluting enterprises to reduce their energy intensity, material use and negative externalities is compulsory (Hicks and Dietmar, 2007).”
Regional initiatives on promoting cleaner production in China: a case of Liaoning (2010, background): “Although some progress have been made, the case also shows that there are some common existing barriers as other regions in China, such as a lack of the establishment of an adequate institutional framework, a basic lack of awareness capacity and resources among enterprises, and the difficulty in cre”
Decomposition analysis of air pollution abatement in China: empirical study for ten industrial sectors from 1998 to 2009 (2013, methodology): “In fact, two of the pilot firms in the EoCM project successfully decreased dust emissions by more than 80% because of the cleaner production approach of the EoCM project (Hicks and Dietmar, 2007).”