Expert views on environmental impacts and their measurementin the forest industry

The role of environmental regulation in the future competitiveness of the pulp and paper industry: the case of the sulfur emissions directive in Northern Europe

“…However, several comments made in answer to other questions indicate that the experts perceive the European PPI as already sustainable by international comparison. We interpreted these comments, however, to more likely reflect improved emission control at the mills, rather than being able to assess the more comprehensive effects in the entire supply chain (see also Koskela, 2011). In this light, the previous opinion could be interpreted so that the (current) form of sustainability has market potential that materializes (or has already materialized) with the right kind of sustainability communication.…”

The Importance of Bioconservation and Biodiversity in Turkey

“…Non-governmental organizations should be supported to encourage the urbanites to act in an organized way to solve forestry problems [23]. If diversity-enhancing measures should benefit non-farmland populations, it is likely that they do not favor farmland specialist species which are more at risk [24]. Positive environmental impacts resulted from recycling, forest industry products and use of energy [25].…”

Energy management based on Internet of Things: practices and framework for adoption in production management

“…These types of companies are regularly in contact with their customers and provide services for them, such as storing customers' data in the cloud and analyzing such data: the interviewees can thus be classified as experts in energy management practices. Interviewing experts is commonly used in the literature, as in Koskela (2011). The interviewees were asked different questions to highlight the state of the smart meters, sensors, and applications they offer to customers.…”