China has embarked on a low-carbon and resource efficient development pathway, with the focuses on developing clean energy and addressing environmental problems [7, 8, 9].
When setting the baseline for discussing options toward a more efficient use of water resources, one of the drivers for decoupling economic growth and environmental impact is the development of resource-efficient innovations and instruments.
Thus, innovations in consumption and production that are directed at reducing the size of both carbon and material footprints would likely make a significant contribution toward the establishment of a low-carbon and resource-efficient society and ensure sustainable development in the future.
The recent development of resource-efficient drug exposure measures, such as the measurement of HAART deposition in hair, holds promise to provide additional insights into pharmacogenomic risk factors as confounding due to self-report adherence is largely circumvented [ 26– 28].
Development and design of resource-efficient processes are key factors and represent a substantial contribution to the improvement.
The transition to a green, resource-efficient and low-carbon economy is more urgent than ever, and investors have an opportunity to take a concrete step towards this transition by engaging in the development of such a standard.
It is resource-efficient, light-maintenance and inexpensive.
TR approaches may not develop efficient development and utilization of the coal, farmland and water resources, and regional economic development.
Companies could gain a significant competitive advantage by becoming resource efficient through the development of a cradle to cradle approach to manufacturing, he thinks.
However, when social norms concerning sustainability and resource efficient consumption become more mainstream (landscape developments that have the potential to create windows of opportunity), these could de-stabilize the existing way of furniture consumption and making and pave the way for the more sustainable products of ZweitSinn.
Efficient human resources development is vital for facilitating tuberculosis control in developing countries, and appropriate training of front-line staff is an important component of this process.
