Climate Change and Health Protection in European Union

Mogoş, Radu Ioan; Negescu–Oancea, Mihaela Diana; Burlacu, Sorin; Troaca, Victor Adrian

doi:10.14207/ejsd.2021.v10n3p97

Cited by 15 publications

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“…One of the main effects is the climate that is changing inducing not only a rise of the average temperatures (global warming) but also creating extreme weather events, rising seas, shifting wildlife habitats and populations, affecting forests and coastal areas, etc. (Mogos et al, 2021;Nunez, 2022). Countries from all over the world acknowledged these facts and tried to accomplish an agreement through the Paris Climate Agreement in 2015.…”

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confidence: 99%

Greenhouse gas emissions and Green Deal in the European Union

Mogoş

Petrescu

Chiotan

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Greenhouse gas emissions (GE) represent an element that influences the lives of all people on the planet. This action must be controlled and prevented because the negative effects are starting to appear more and more in everyday life, sometimes with devastating consequences from a climate point of view and not only for the inhabitants of certain regions. At the European level, one of the main measures taken was the implementation of the Green Deal as a response to the fight against GE. The purpose of this article is to offer a description of the main elements that are influencing the GE, as well as the role of the Green Deal. It also aims to identify the characteristics of the EU countries from the GE point of view before and after the Green Deal was proposed. In this regard two more cluster analyses are also carried out regarding GE at the European level. One analysis concerns the identification and evolution of the main groups of countries from this point of view for years 2018 and 2020. The second analysis concerns the main fields in the industry for year 2020. The used methodology was DM-CRISP. In the final part of the article the obtained results are analyzed, a discussion is added based on them and also a conclusion section.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Greenhouse gas emissions and Green Deal in the European Union

Mogoş

Petrescu

Chiotan

et al. 2023

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…Formula (4) calculates the utilities cost "CU" across the entire supply chain. The overall product cost within the supply chain system is computed using formula (5). For comprehensive insights into the calculations, syntax, and meanings of the six primary cost categories contributing to the total production cost, El Dabee et al's [36] research offers in-depth details.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Carbon dioxide emissions are prevalent in both the transportation and manufacturing sectors. The implementation of a carbon tax policy has proven effective in reducing emissions [5]. This research considers the carbon tax as a representation of the environmental dimension of sustainability, while also incorporating its economic dimension by factoring it into the total cost of the product.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis Effect of Parameters of Genetic Algorithm on a Model for Optimization Design of Sustainable Supply Chain Network Under Disruption Risks

Al-Zuheri,

Ketan,

Alwan

2024

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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Over the last decade, our world exposed to many types of unpredictable disasters (recently Coronavirus). These disasters have clearly shown the uncertainty and vulnerability of supply chain systems. Also, it confirmed that adopting Just-in-Time (JIT) strategy to reduce the logistic chain cost may lead to inbuilt complexity and risks. Efficient tools are therefore needed to make complexity optimized supply chain decisions. Evolutionary algorithms, including genetic algorithms (GA), have proven effective in identifying optimal solutions that address the trade-offs between total supply chain cost and carbon emissions regulatory policy represented by carbon tax charges. These solutions pertain to the design challenges of supply networks exposed to potential disruption risks. However, GA have a set of parameters must be chosen for effective and robust performance of the algorithms. This paper aims to set the most suitable values of these parameters that used via GA – ased optimization cost and risk reduction model in firms using a JIT as a delivery system. The model has been conceptualized for addressing the design complexities of the supply chain, referred to as SCRRJITS (Simultaneous Cost and Risk Reduction in a Just-in-Time System). A complete analysis of the different parameters and operators of the algorithm is carried out using design of experiments approach. The algorithm performance measure used in this study is convergence of solutions. The results show the extent to which the quality of solution can be changed depending on selection of these parameters.

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“…Reducing the volume of waste will bring benefits, such as reduced costs for waste management, a reduction in air pollution (with particles and nitrogen oxides) and a reduced noise pollution in connection with the collection and transport of waste (Fritsche, U., et al, 2020). Otherwise, the costs associated with waste management can increase significantly as their volume increases (Mogos et al, 2021;Popescu et al 2021). The costs associated with waste collection and treatment are particularly onerous, and waste production is, by definition, an unprofitable activity (Ladaru et al, 2022).…”

Section: International Waste Flowsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Waste Management in Territorial Profile Case Study: Sector 3 of Bucharest?

PÂRGARU¹,

SPIRIDON²,

BÎRLĂDEANU³

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the International Management Conference

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We often wonder where our planet will end up, if this linear path to self-destruction will continue. Many are trying to save a mountain, turning it into a Natural Park, a water or forest called a Protected Area, a rock that becomes a Geological Reserve or an animal or plant that becomes a Monument of Nature. However, there are more and more people who do not respect this and who, in their ignorance, slowly and surely destroy this world of contrasts of which we are all sometimes so proud. The general evolution of human society was based on the exploitation of natural resources, and the exploitation of these resources could be done due to the creation of more and more advanced tools, more and more powerful machines, more and more complex installations and more and more advanced technologies. The human-nature relationship has evolved in the sense of diminishing the relationship of human domination by nature, man managing to achieve his own environmental and socio-economic environment, seminatural. Waste is one of the most pressing problems in the activity of environmental protection, respectively in ensuring a sustained development.

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Climate Change and Health Protection in European Union

Cited by 15 publications

References 16 publications

Greenhouse gas emissions and Green Deal in the European Union

Greenhouse gas emissions and Green Deal in the European Union

Analysis Effect of Parameters of Genetic Algorithm on a Model for Optimization Design of Sustainable Supply Chain Network Under Disruption Risks

Waste Management in Territorial Profile Case Study: Sector 3 of Bucharest?

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