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Cleaner and Responsible Consumption
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ISSN 2666-7843 · Elsevier · 474 artikel di indeks
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Mechanistic pathways connecting European food system emissions to sustainable development goals
Quantifying interdependencies between food system greenhouse gas emissions and Sustainable Development Goal progress is essential for European climate mitigation. Utilizing FAOSTAT and Eurostat data spanning 2010–2022 across seven European Union member states, this study operationalises energy…
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Can the European Ecodesign Regulatory Framework mitigate the systemic unrepairability of electronics? Insights from repair businesses
The European Ecodesign Regulatory Framework has evolved from a primary focus on energy efficiency to broader resource-efficiency and circular economy objectives, with product repairability emerging as a central regulatory priority. While recent Ecodesign measures increasingly incorporate…
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From selection to consumption: How children's acceptability and food waste shape sustainable school menu interventions
School meals represent a key setting for promoting healthier and more sustainable eating habits in childhood. However, sustainability-oriented menu changes may influence not only food choices but also acceptability and food waste, potentially generating trade-offs between environmental gains and…
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Quantitative assessment of machine system resilience at operational level: a transferable framework demonstrated in a food industry case study
In processing and manufacturing industries, growing operational complexity and uncertainty have intensified the need to assess machine system resilience, which is the ability to withstand disruptions and recover within acceptable timescales. This article addresses this need by presenting a…
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Orchestrating sustainable supply chains: Dynamic capabilities and heterogeneous pathways to sustainability
In increasingly complex and uncertain environments, firms face growing pressure to improve sustainable supply chain performance while responding to evolving stakeholder and regulatory demands. Drawing on dynamic capability theory, this study examines how firms deploy business model renewal…
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Unlocking sustainable lifestyles: The potential of serious games in reducing household carbon footprints
The climate crisis demands immediate changes in current consumption, with private households emerging as key actors. Private households are defined as households where individuals or groups of people living together make their own daily consumption and lifestyle decisions. This study investigates…
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Understanding consumer refusal: A circular consumption predictive model
Among circular economy strategies, refusal exhibits the highest circularity potential, yet it remains one of the least empirically explored consumer behaviors. Existing research has predominantly addressed refusal indirectly, by examining preferences for circular alternatives, leaving a limited…
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Sustainable innovation in fashion: Leveraging digital product passports for transparent product information and enhanced brand perception communication
The fashion industry is undergoing a technological shift toward sustainable innovation in response to growing consumer expectations for transparency and environmental accountability. Digital product passports have emerged as a communication tool that supports traceability and circular economy…
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Life cycle carbon emissions of household-scale circular water strategies for combined sewer overflow reduction in a high-density coastal community
Aging combined sewer systems in the northeastern United States discharge billions of gallons of combined sewer overflow (CSO) annually, burdening coastal communities. The circular water economy framework promotes reduction, reuse, and recovery of water resources to enhance resilience and reduce…
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Spatial-temporal evolution of land surface temperature and influencing factors: Case of the Pearl River Delta urban agglomeration in China
Global warming and rapid urbanization aggravate the deterioration of urban thermal environments, especially in urban agglomerations. Assessing the spatial-temporal trends in land surface temperature (LST) within urban agglomerations is essential for optimizing and mitigating warming. This study…
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Household fuel stacking and the persistent barriers to clean cooking transition
Understanding household energy dynamics in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) requires close examination of cooking fuel transitions and the persistent practice of fuel stacking. This study aims to investigate the prevalence and determinants of fuel stacking, with particular attention to how…
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The Food Twin Method: Identifying blind spots in consumer carbon footprint judgments
Diet-related greenhouse gas emissions contribute substantially to climate change, yet little is known about how consumers represent the carbon footprints (CF) of close substitutes that compete side by side on supermarket shelves. We address this gap by introducing the Food Twin Method, which…
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Toward resilient and sustainable supply chains: A bibliometric analysis of risk management and performance research (2014–2025)
Global supply chains are increasingly exposed to frequent, high-impact disruptions while simultaneously facing stricter environmental and social expectations. This study offers a comprehensive bibliometric analysis of research on supply chain risk management (SCRM) and performance from 2014 to…
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Who bears the carbon burden of growth? A panel analysis for OECD economies
Who bears the carbon burden of economic growth? This paper introduces the Distributional Environmental Kuznets Curve (DEKC), a framework that extends the traditional EKC to examine the dynamics of CO2 emissions inequality between the top 10% and bottom 50% of the income distribution. Using panel…
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Sustainability signals in a premiumised spirits market: Evidence from Swiss gin consumer segments
Ecological sustainability is often difficult for consumers to verify at the point of purchase. It therefore becomes purchase-relevant only when it is translated into credible, visible and category-compatible cues. This study examines how such cues shape stated preferences in a premiumised beverage…
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Understanding circularity knowledge across the general public–expert spectrum: Instrument development and cross-national evidence from six European countries
Circular Economy is increasingly recognized as a multidimensional transition necessary for resource efficiency in the built environment; however, its implementation is hindered by fragmentation. This study investigates the dynamics of circularity knowledge across the public-expert spectrum using a…
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Balancing health and environment in green toy purchases: The moderating role of price consciousness in a contemporary S-O-R framework
In the context of growing concerns about the environmental impact of plastic toy waste, understanding the drivers behind parents’ purchase behavior towards sustainable alternatives is crucial, particularly in emerging markets. We employed a contemporary Stimulus-Organism-Response (S-O-R) framework…
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Addressing significant carbon footprint and cross-boundary leakage of textile and apparel industries in 21 South China cities
Reducing carbon emissions in textile and apparel industries is challenging owing to their complex and energy-intensive supply chains. Although these two sectors remain economically vital to many Chinese cities, their climate impacts, shaped by evolving consumption patterns and industrial…
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From incentives to action: how young individuals translate motivations into committed reductions in product carbon footprints?
Promoting low-carbon actions among young individuals is crucial for consumption-based mitigation. As a behavior intervention tool, the carbon inclusive mechanism holds significant potential to support this transition. However, empirical evidence on its effectiveness in carbon emission reduction…
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Assessing the ideational potential of young consumers for food system relocation
Transforming food systems toward sustainable models requires innovative ideas. Yet individuals’ ability to creatively envision such transformations may be constrained by the fixation effect, i.e., cognitive blockages that limit the generation of creative ideas. Identifying these blockages may help…