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WR1403: Business Waste Prevention Evidence Review L4m1: Review Database id Document Title Document Author Year of Public'n Destiny Reason for Rejection Doc Author Organisation Source Organisation ISBN URL Original Source Document Type No. of pages 417 Minimising waste in the food and drink sector: using the business club approach to facilitate training and organisational development Katherine Hyde et al. 2002 Retain Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Hertfordshire Journal of Environmental Management 67 (2003) 327–338 peer-reviewed journal 12 418 PLASTERBOARD: Sustainability Impacts and Initiatives Gilli Hobbs 2009 Reserve Reserved as background BRE Defra/Construction Products Association (via Construction Resources & Waste Platform) http://www.crwplatform.co.uk/conwaste/assets/Publica tions/PlasterboardFinal10-9-09.pdf 45 419 WINDOWS: Environmental Impacts and Initiatives Gilli Hobbs 2009 Reserve Reserved as background BRE Defra/Construction Products Association (via Construction Resources & Waste Platform) http://www.crwplatform.co.uk/conwaste/assets/Publica tions/WindowFinal10-9-09.pdf 37 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 Cutting Waste with Employee Involvement Teams Encouraging industry to assess and implement cleaner production measures Small and medium sized enterprises and experiences with environmental management Re-considering product design: a practical ‘‘roadmap’’ for integration of sustainability issues Two approaches for pollution prevention in the chemical engineering curriculum at UASLP BOOK REVIEW: Pollution Prevention for Chemical Processes Pollution prevention through performancebased initiatives and regulation in the United States Pollution prevention at Utrecht University: Successful projects towards sustainable development Douglas R, May et al. 1995 Retain University of Nebraska, Lincoln Bruce Taylor 2006 Retain Enviro-Stewards Inc Johannes Fresner, Sissel A. Waage 2005 Reject Pedro Medellın- Milan Jack R. Hopper 1996 Reject Kenneth A. Zarker et al. Frank D. Kempeneers 2004 Retain Stenum GMBHG 2006 Reject Sector out of scope, 2008 Reserve 1995 Reject Well out of scope Theoretical framework without any concrete examples or quantified savings. Sector out of scope, A technical overview of a book with no evidence. About effectiveness of regulatory approach so most likely out of scope. SAW Group Faculty of Chemistry, Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosı Prevention of Waste and Emissions, Utrecht University Journal of Cleaner Production 14 (2006) 601-609 Journal of Cleaner Production 12 (2004) 545–547 Journal of Cleaner Production 15 (2007) 638e649 Journal of Cleaner Production 14 (2006) 940e945 Waste Management, Vol. 16, No. 8, pp~ 771 773, 1996 Journal of Cleaner Production 16 (2008) 673-685 J. Cleaner Prod., Vol. 3, No. 1-2, pp. 13-17, 1995 peeer-reviewed journal peeer-reviewed journal peeer-reviewed journal peeer-reviewed journal peeer-reviewed journal 11 9 3 12 6 other... 1 peeer-reviewed journal peer-reviewed journal 13 5 428 Zero emissions: the ultimate goal of cleaner production Gunter Pauli 1997 Reserve About grey area of waste exchange; not true clean production? University Zero Emissions Research Initiative, J. Cleaner Prod. Vol. 5, No. l-2. pp. 109-113, 1997 peer-reviewed journal 5 429 Code for Sustainable Homes: A step-change in sustainable home building practice 2006 Reject Not directly relevant to the project http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/code_for_su st_homes.pdf 31 430 Cleaner Production: beyond projects Leo W. Baas 1995 Retain Erasmus Centre for Environmental Studies ]. Cleaner Prod., Vol. 3, No. 1-2, pp. 55-59, 1995 peeer-reviewed journal 5 Page 26 of 62
WR1403: Business Waste Prevention Evidence Review L4m1: Review Database id Document Title Document Author Year of Public'n Destiny Reason for Rejection Doc Author Organisation Source Organisation ISBN URL Original Source Document Type No. of pages 431 The impact of Six Sigma in the performance of a Pollution Prevention program Rogerio Ceravolo Calia et al. 2009 Reserve Poor evidence but useful information on organisational barriers and and targeting organisational capacity to improve behaviour Journal of Cleaner Production 17 (2009) 1303–1310 peer-reviewed journal 8 432 Pollution prevention projects in the Netherlands 433 Voluntary Pollution Prevention Programs in New Zealand: An evaluation of practice versus design features T.J.N.M. de Bruijn et al. Kenneth F.D. et al. 1996 Reject Poorly evidenced, specific waste reduction methods not identified, industrial sectors are not identified 2010 Reserve Reserved for background J. Cltmer Prod. Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 41-53, 1996 Journal of Cleaner Production xxx (2010) 1e10 peer-reviewed journal peer-reviewed journal 13 10 434 Cleaner production in SMEs through a partnership with (local) authorities: successes from the Netherlands Marieke Gombault et al. 1999 Reserve Given the difference in local authority roles between UK and NL not clear how relevant this is to the UK context. Interesting to note that the problems/barriers faced by SMEs are the same Journal of Cleaner Production 7 (1999) 249–261 peeer-reviewed journal 13 435 When case studies are not enough: the influence of corporate culture and employee attitudes on the success of cleaner production initiatives Lesley Stone 2000 Retain University of Auckland Journal of Cleaner Production 8 (2000) 353–359 peeer-reviewed journal 7 436 437 An Overlooked Opportunity For Pollution Prevention Case Study: Union Carbide Taft Plant, Thomas L Jones 1994 Hahnville, Louisiana Environmental management systems as sustainable tools in the way of life for the SMEs and VSMEs Not yet reviewed Antonis Zorpas 2010 Retain Union Carbide ENVITECH – Institute of Environmental Technology and Sustainable Development Waste Management Bioresource Technology 101 (2010) 1544–1557 peer-reviewed journal peeer-reviewed journal 11 14 438 Producer responsibility, waste minimisation and the WEEE Directive: Case studies in eco-design from the European lighting sector Annika Gottberg et al. 2006 Retain Has some examples from lighting companies but only very slight evidence. Institute of Water and Environment, Cranfield University Science of the Total Environment 359 (2006) 38– 56 peeer-reviewed journal 19 439 Corby Waste Not: an appraisal of the UK’s largest holistic waste minimisation project Paul S. Phillips et al. 2002 Retain Centre for Sustainable Waste Management, SITA, School of Environmental Science, University College Northampton, Resources, Conservation and Recycling 36 (2002) 1–31 peer-reviewed journal 31 440 441 442 Summary of research on waste minimization studies by Japan Waste Research Foundation (JWRF) Quantifying the waste reduction potential of using prefabrication in building construction in Hong Kong Recycling and reuse of industrial wastes in Taiwan Yoshiro Nabeshima L. Jaillon et al. 2009 Retain Meng-Shiun Wei 2000 Reserve 1996 Reject Not WP. Wrong sector. Tamagawa University Environmental Protection Administration Waste Management, Vol. 16, Nos 5/6, pp. 407- 415, 1996 Waste Management 29 (2009) 309–320 Waste Management 21 (2001) 93±97 peer-reviewed journal peer-reviewed journal peer-reviewed journal 9 12 5 Page 27 of 62
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