Engineering for One Planet (EOP) is an initiative supported by The Lemelson Foundation to promote sustainable engineering practices and integrate sustainability into engineering education. Cindy Anderson is founder and CEO of Alula Consulting and a
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Exit Decision Valuation under Remanufacturing Cost Uncertainties: A Real Options Approach
Abstract: This is an engineering economic application of the real options theory for the decision problem that a remanufacturer faces sooner or later, contributing to the sustainability research.
Read moreLucas Oil Stadium: Life Cycle Analysis and Multi-Objective Tradeoff Analysis of Local Suppliers
Abstract: As the world becomes more environmentally conscious, the consideration of sustainability in the supply chain has become increasingly valued by organizations. In increasing sustainability in every aspect of the supply chain life cycle, organizations
Read moreLife Cycle Cost Analysis of Additive and Traditional Manufacturing: A Comparative Case Study
Abstract: Additive manufacturing has received considerable research attention as a potential alternative manufacturing strategy in addition to traditional manufacturing. Numerous efforts have been contributed to additive manufacturing technology advancement, and these efforts have shown that
Read moreOptimal land supply for BECCS considering biodiversity conservation
Abstract: Bioenergy with carbon capture and storage (BECCS) will play a major role in mitigation pathways toward the 1.5º and 2ºC scenarios. Estimated land requirements for BECCS are big, ranging from 200 Mha-1500 Mha, for
Read moreFinancing Manufacturer Decarbonization with Carbon Credits from Net-Zero Projects.
Abstract: As mitigating climate change becomes so urgent, there is an increasing number of companies and organizations that commit to reach net zero around the middle of the century. However, most of them haven’t derive
Read moreThe High Price of Low Cost Processed Food
Abstract: The cost of processed food in the US is affordable and much lower than other developed countries. Processed foods are efficiently mass-produced in non-perishable forms to increase shelf-life and availability. This is a great
Read moreMission Imaginable: Putting ISE principles to work in Haiti
Purdue University graduate Lauren Neder moved to Haiti to help navigate cultural and logistical challenges at Imagine Missions school, and help establish multiple programs to address sustainability in the island nation. Her background in Industrial
Read moreReducing Operational Costs for a Hunger Relief Charity through Vehicle Routing
Millions of Americans find themselves in a situation where they do not have the means to provide themselves or their families with proper nutrition on a daily basis. While there are a number of government
Read moreSocial Impact Bond Approach for Environmental Sustainability Management
In recent years interest in impact investing has grown substantially. The social oriented organizations are pursuing the innovative financial solutions that addressing complex social problems. It requires the great collaboration among philanthropists, government, and private
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