This review on Sustainability covers selected 2015 publications on the focus of Sustainability. It is divided into the following sections : • Sustainable water and wastewater utilities • Sustainable water resources management • Stormwater and green infrastructure • Sustainability in wastewater treatment • Life cycle assessment (LCA) applications • Sustainability and energy in wastewater industr...

Organizations sustainability is increasingly measured by the general public. But does a suitable way always exist to present both the target sustainability as well as the current sustainability in a stakeholder oriented manner? Today especially the management needs a tool, which is efficient and easy to understand to reach a stakeholder oriented sustainability presentation. In our contribution ...

housing has been a major challenge for the rising population of countries during last decades and the provision of affordable standard house for low and middle-income households has always been at the forefront of sustainable development strategies and plans, especially in developing countries. besides, the need to high-density housing systems due to rising population has become a central issue...

Growing concerns over climate change and the potential for large damages due to non-linear processes underscore the need for meaningful sustainability assessment of an economy. Economists have developed rigorous approaches to conceptualizing sustainability based on the paradigm of weak sustainability, which assumes infinite substitution between manufactured and natural capital stocks. In contra...

Basins formed by ecological resource have several indispensable natural values for human well-being as a part of landscapes. In this context, determining the different characteristics basins is important sustainability and management life. study, infrastructures approach was applied to analyze topography land use Burdur Basin. At point, study area determined green, blue, yellow, grey analyzed w...

The main aim of this study is proposing an assessment model for evaluating the supply chain sustainability across the automotive sector. In this study, through reviewing the sustainability indicators in the economic, social, environmental, and governance pillars, the fuzzy Delphi is applied. Then, survey method is used to implement the model designed in CANFIS to evaluate the sustainability ind...

Sustainability (defined as “the capacity to keep up”) encompasses a wide set of aims: ranging from energy efficient software products (environmental sustainability), reduction of software development and maintenance costs (economic sustainability), to employee and end-user wellbeing (social sustainability). In this report we explore the role that sustainability plays in software product line en...

Exploitation of freshwater resources is having catastrophic effects on the ecological dynamics, stability, and quality of those water resources on a global scale, especially in arid and semiarid regions. Lake Kinneret, Israel (the Biblical Sea of Galilee), the only major natural freshwater lake in the Middle East, has been transformed functionally into a reservoir over the course of approximate...

Colombia’s main water bodies have been seriously polluted due to mismanagement of domestic, agricultural, and industrial wastewater. While the country’s wastewater infrastructure has expanded in the past decades, the selection of the existing treatment technologies has excluded important aspects that could compromise their sustainability. Colombia and similar countries are in great need for ine...

Indicators based on territorial information, both spatial and temporal are widely used in many areas to promote and monitor sustainable development. Different databases can be used as well as different approaches to interpret these databases into a range of indicators. In this paper we present a series of theoretical landscape indices based on multispectral data from satellite Landsat 7 TM of A...