Examining net zero : creating solutions for a greener society and sustainable economic growth

The prospect of a transition to Net Zero by 2050 has profound implications for businesses in various industries worldwide. The endeavour necessitates significant changes in production methods, resource allocation, and operational strategies across sectors, compelling businesses to adapt quickly. In...

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Other Authors Ruyter, Alex de (Editor), McCabe, Steven (Editor), Nielsen, Beverley (Editor)
Format Electronic eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Bingley, U.K. : Emerald Publishing Limited, 2025.
Subjects
Environmental responsibility.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781836085768
DOI10.1108/9781836085744
Physical Description1 online resource (224 pages)

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Table of Contents:
  • Chapter 1. Introduction: What this book consists of / Alex de Ruyter, Steven McCabe, and Beverley Nielsen
  • Part one. Challenges/opportunities and issues: Overview
  • Chapter 2. Circularity in producing a green economy / Steven McCabe
  • Chapter 3. The australian net zero economy authority: Limits and possibilities / Al Rainnie and Darryn Snell
  • Chapter 4. The challenge of net zero: Evidence from the Indian automotive sector / Rashmi Prakash
  • Chapter 5. Unveiling the interplay of air pollution, genetics and epigenetics / Loukia G.Tsaprouni
  • Chapter 6. Towards net zero: A practical transformative leadership agenda for manufacturers and smes / Alex de Ruyter, Michael Butler, and Rowan Crozier
  • Part two. Empirical examples of practice (case studies)
  • Chapter 7. The green economy - a just transition and where to go from here - how to decarbonise the way we heat our homes and buildings in the UK? / Carl Arntzen
  • Chapter 8. Schneider electric case study / Sharon Cronin
  • Chapter 9. Amtico's journey so far / Holly Johnson
  • Chapter 10. Kpm marine green manufacturing for cop28 / Julian Morgan
  • Chapter 11. Tyseley Energy Park, East Birmingham, West Midlands UK / David Horsfall
  • Chapter 12. The role for community energy in the British energy mix / John Stott, Tony McNally, and Jake Burnyeat
  • Chapter 13. Staffordshire and stoke-on-trent cop2024: A celebration of the possible / Tom Bedford and Kate Copeland-Rhodes
  • Part three. Moving forward
  • Chapter 14. The economic and political wisdom of achieving net zero / Vicky Pryce and Steven McCabe
  • Chapter 15. Transporting nations to net zero / Beverley Nielsen
  • Chapter 16. An evidence based pathway to net zero ready homes / Mike Leonard and Monica Mateo-Garcia
  • Chapter 17. Delivering net zero and beyond: Addressing the financing challenges for UK green SME transition / Robyn Owen and Amy Burnett
  • Chapter 18. The elephant in the net-zero room: Why advocating benign population reduction is taboo / Conall Boyle
  • Chapter 19. Concluding thoughts: An impassioned call for intervention to produce a greener, cleaner future / Alex de Ruyter, Steven McCabe, and Beverley Nielsen.

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