Over the course of extensive discussions with scientists and a review of the literature, various dimensions of sustainability have emerged. These dimensions are classified into five domains: productivity, economic, environment, human condition …

This paper presents tagging methodologies for 22 environmental domains in the OECD Policy INstruments for the Environment (PINE) database, including seven domains on environmental protection (air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, solid waste, ozone layer, noise and radiation), six domains on natural resource management (fisheries ...

This paper presents tagging methodologies for 22 environmental domains in the OECD Policy INstruments for the Environment (PINE) database, including seven domains on environmental protection (air pollution,

2017年1月23日 · If we examine the different policy discourses associated with prominent international organizations, we find the same three-domain structure of sustainability, with “the social” acting as a convenient term to gather up those dimensions of life that belong neither to the economy nor the environment.

2025年1月28日 · The Environmental Quality Index (EQI) pulls data from five domains: air, water, land, built, and sociodemographic environments to provide a county-by-county snapshot of overall environmental quality across the entire U.S.

These dimensions are classified into five domains: productivity, economic, environment, human condition and social. The assignment and choice of domains may have some level of ambiguity since some indicators have characteristics attributed to more than one domain.

It is recognised that we are dependent on the natural world to sustain our lives. The natural world provides clean air and water; detoxifies pollutants, and provides raw materials for building, transport and food production.

Thus an assessment of potential persistence of an effect could be of importance in considering an emerging issue in the environmental domain. It must also be recognized that how – and by whom –...

2021年3月25日 · In this paper, we broaden the value creation and appropriation analysis along two dimensions: (1) the type of economic goods used to create value (private and club goods, public goods and common goods) and (2) value creation and appropriation domains (economic, social, and environmental).

An environmental aspect is defined in ISO 14001:2015 as an element of an organization’s activities, products or services that may impact, or does impact, the environment. An environmental impact is a result of an environmental aspect.