Information and Analytical Support for Organizing Commodity Flows on the Environmental and Economic Basis

Kupalova, Halyna; Goncharenko, N. A.; Khrutba, Julia

doi:10.1109/acitt.2019.8779976

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“…On July 10, 2019, in the district of San Pedro de Coris (Huancavelica, Peru), more than 67,400 cubic meters of tailings fell from their treatment area and affected a considerable area until they reached the Mantaro River itself. According to the mining official, contingency and emergency systems were developed in the environmental implications of the project cycle [21]. The protocols were activated immediately after the tailing slide.…”

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Water Quality Analysis in Mantaro River, Peru, Before and After the Tailing’s Accident Using the Grey Clustering Method

Delgado¹,

Gil²,

Chullunquía³

et al. 2021

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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Problems with environmental accidents are increasing worldwide, which generates great damage to the environment. In fact, in July 2019, a tailing spill occurred that flowed into the Mantaro River, contaminating it with thousands of liters of waste. This had environmental consequences and social ones since there were people for and against mining, which is the principal economic activity in the area. In this way, this study proposes to quantify the damage caused by the tailing spill using the grey clustering method, which is based on grey systems theory. For this purpose, two sampling points were chosen for data collection and evaluation both before and after the accident, which allowed to measure the impact of metal concentrations and other physical-chemical parameters caused by accident. The results obtained from the study revealed increases in the concentration levels of metals such as aluminum, arsenic, among others, in some cases very high that exceeded the maximum permitted limits. Such findings could help local and national government authorities, people living and transiting near the river, and activities related to the use of the water in this river; since the quality of the river water can be lethal if the necessary measures are not taken. In addition, the method used in this study showed to be very practical and efficient during its application. Finally, it is advised that future research investigate each point along the Mantaro River and show the areas where the disaster had the most impact to develop some mitigating techniques.

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Water Quality Analysis in Mantaro River, Peru, Before and After the Tailing’s Accident Using the Grey Clustering Method

Delgado¹,

Gil²,

Chullunquía³

et al. 2021

Int. J. Adv. Sci. Eng. Inf. Technol.

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“…A. Balkyte, М. Tvaronavieiene, S. Stavropoulos, R. Wall, Y. Xu, A. Kasztelan and others in their studies outlined the importance and problems of assessing the competitiveness of economic entities in the context of sustainable economic development [1,5,6,7]. The complexity of competitive growth of economic entities taking into account the strengthening of environmental factors was considered in detail by M. Porter and others [8,9,10]. X. Cheng, R. Hong, C. Li argue that the traditional regional competitiveness assessment system pays too much attention to economic performance.…”

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Assessment of Competitiveness of Confectionery Enterprises for the Needs of Ecological Management

Kupalova

Артюх

Bukharina

et al. 2022

Management Systems in Production Engineering

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The article deals of assessing the competitiveness of enterprises in the confectionery industry to improve information and analytical support of ecological management. A unified methodology for assessing the competitiveness of business entities in the context of ecological management has not yet been developed. The article proposes to assess the competitiveness of confectionery enterprises on the basis of an integral index. Its peculiarity is that, in addition to economic production, market characteristics, it also includes environmental ones, which reflect significant environmental aspects (air emissions and the formation of hazardous waste). Calculations were made and the results of the study were tested on the basis of the leading confectionery enterprises of Ukraine. This made it possible to identify among the studied set of enterprises leaders who improved economic results and strengthened their market positions by reducing anthropogenic impact on the environment, introducing ecological management and corporate social responsibility. Taking into account their successful experience will contribute to the improvement of the ecological management system at other enterprises of the confectionery industry.

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Information and Analytical Support for Organizing Commodity Flows on the Environmental and Economic Basis

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Water Quality Analysis in Mantaro River, Peru, Before and After the Tailing’s Accident Using the Grey Clustering Method

Water Quality Analysis in Mantaro River, Peru, Before and After the Tailing’s Accident Using the Grey Clustering Method

Assessment of Competitiveness of Confectionery Enterprises for the Needs of Ecological Management

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