E-waste is the source of both hazardous materials and valuable secondary resources. The
challenge is to identify the potential for recovering value from this waste stream for different …

There is a growing need for integrating environmentally sound choices into supply‐chain
management research and practice. Perusal of the literature shows that a broad frame of …

Asbestos has been considered as a hazardous waste in France since 1997 and it is neither
recyclable nor recoverable. Hence, its storage and processing have a major impact on both …

The recent pandemic triggered by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus boosted the
demand for medical services and protective equipment, causing the generation rate of …

The rapid development of population, urbanization, and industrialization increase the
consumption of modern products that generate electronic waste (e-waste) globally. Efforts to …

Sustainable business development (SBD) in manufacturing and services (M&S) has become
a crucial issue in recent years owing to the impact of global warming, terrorism, earthquakes …

Gungor and Gupta [1999, Issues in environmentally conscious manufacturing and product
recovery: a survey. Computers and Industrial Engineering, 36 (4), 811–853] presented an …

Due to the rapid development of information technology, supply chain network is evolving,
which involves a higher level of interdependence between organisations. Conventional …

Collection and recycling of product returns is gaining interest in business and research
worldwide. Growing green concerns and advancement of green supply chain management …

Today, reverse logistics systems are considered very important for businesses to improve
their overall environmental and financial performance. The majority of the present models of …