Construction and demolition waste (C&DW) as a direct consequence of rapid urbanization is
increasing around the world. C&DW generation has been identified as one of the major …

Australia's increasing rate of construction and demolition (C&D) waste generation indicates
low resource efficiency in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry. This …

Construction waste reduction (CWR) refers to reducing the amount of hazardous waste
produced during construction projects to the minimum feasible degree; in turn reducing the …

Various green rating systems are established globally to evaluate the sustainability of
construction projects. Their categories and criteria have been under constant updates to …

Due to significant environmental, social, and economic impacts, the last decades have
witnessed a rapid growth of research related to construction and demolition (C&D) waste. By …

This paper presents a comprehensive literature review of what drives the adoption of green
buliding (GB) practices among construction stakeholders. The review is based on literature …

The construction industry is responsible for significant environmental impact. Mounting
ecological and societal concerns are driving construction to 'go green'. Green supply chain …

The large scale of construction waste has significant impacts on the environment which has
attracted a growing public concern in China. Despite the introduction of measures on …

Abstract The Construction Industry (CI) is characterized as one of the largest generators of
solid waste worldwide. In fact, is estimated that the construction and demolition waste (CDW) …

While the increasing rate of urbanisation is a critical concern for socio-environmental
reasons, this also leads to more extraction of natural raw materials and the generation of …