the main objective of this research was to study the factors affecting the sustainability level of greenhouse cultivation system in jiroft and kohnuj region the research method of the study was a descriptive-correlational one. the statistical population of the study consisted of all the greenhouse owners in jiroft and kohnuj region in six rural districts (n=1862). according to the cochran'...

recent debates concerning sustainable agriculture have received many attentions, but efforts concerning materialization of the concept haven’t enough. if the concept of sustainability is to be used as an underlying component of human interventions in the environment and ecosystem, a sound measure of sustainability is surely required. development of agricultural sector without considering the co...

agricultural sustainability refers to the ability of a cropping system to produce, without causing irreversible damage tothe ecosystem. there is an increasing need to view cropping systems and identify management practices in a holisticindicator-based impact assessment. the main objective of this study was to compare and rank the cropping systems of themarvdasht plain in fars province; in order...

Being an important aspect of sustainable development, sustainable consumption has attracted great attention among Chinese politicians and academia, and Chinese governments have established policies that encourage sustainable consumption behaviors. However, unsustainable consumption behavior still remains predominant in China. This paper aims to classify consumers with similar traits, in terms o...

Agricultural sustainability refers to the ability of a cropping system to produce, without causing irreversible damage tothe ecosystem. There is an increasing need to view cropping systems and identify management practices in a holisticindicator-based impact assessment. The main objective of this study was to compare and rank the cropping systems of theMarvdasht plain in Fars Province; in order...

Many health systems across the world face the challenge of increasing demand and diminishing resources, which Hovenga, Coiera and Lovis (2007) contend are ultimately unsustainable. Over the next 20 years national health systems will have to treat proportionally more people, with more illnesses, higher expectations and more expensive technologies, but with the investment of relatively less money...