Zero Waste for geographical education on sustainability

Utilization of Digital Technology in Designing and Producing Zero Waste Clothes with Sustainability Approach

Consumerism is a new phenomenon created in the 21st century that can play a substantial role in the destruction of national resources of any country. Nowadays, concerning the ever-increasing improvement of fashion in the world, consumerism in the field of textiles and clothing is raised more than ever. Considering the wasteful consumption of products may bring about remarkable damage...

A bibliometric study on “education for sustainability”

Introduction In the mid twentieth century, Bush (1945) considered the difficulties a researcher faced to find the results that hundreds of researchers had attained. He observed how difficult it was to deal with great quantities of information and the increasingly time it took to keep updated and to produce academic works. Even though the Internet has been offering the tools, which could potenti...

Education for Sustainability

Internet Platforms for Education on Sustainability

Teaching in general and teaching sustainability aspects in various disciplines specifically can be facilitated by recording the lectures on video. The videos can then be shared not only with the own students but across universities, especially, if the accompanying teaching material like manuscript and PowerPoint presentation are shared simultaneously. The video recording actually leads to an in...

Achieving Sustainability beyond Zero Waste: A Case Study from a College Football Stadium

Collegiate sporting venues have been leading efforts toward zero-waste events in pursuit of more sustainable operations. This study audited the landfill-destined waste generated at the University of Missouri (MU) football stadium in 2014 and evaluated the life cycle greenhouse gas (GHG) and energy use associated with waste management options, including options that do and do not comply with zer...