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Case Study: Environmental Performance Index (EPI) (Human and Environmental Health)

2011
In the EPI study, 16 indicators were introduced to analyze nations with respect to the human health and ecosystem vitality. Once again, indicators are used as proxies of an abstract principle and partial order shows how nations are ordered following these proxies.
Rainer Brüggemann, Ganapati P. Patil
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New environmental performance index for measuring sector-wise environmental performance: a case study of major economic sectors in Pakistan

Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2020
The study develops slack-based environmental performance index (SBEPI) to conduct the environmental performance of Pakistan's major sectors of the economy, which include agriculture, manufacturing, transport, power, construction, and mining and quarrying (M&Q) sectors.
Syed Ahsan Ali, Shah, Cheng, Longsheng
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An environmental performance index for products reflecting damage costs

Ecological Economics, 2007
Abstract Several studies have demonstrated how to use DEA (Data Envelopment Analysis) based techniques to estimate environmental performance indices. None of these studies, however, are taking information on the environmental damage costs of the pressure types considered into account. This study is bridging a gap between environmental indices founded
Munksgaard, Jesper   +4 more
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Environmental performance index for Brazilian public airports: The Infraero experience

Environmental Science & Policy, 2020
Abstract Most indicators of airport performance found in the literature evaluate the quality of the services and the maintenance of operational safety levels, but only a few studies take into account environmental issues. This study presents the experience of the Brazilian Airport Infrastructure Enterprise (Infraero) in the implementation and ...
Ronan Fernandes Moreira Neto   +3 more
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Kodak's safety performance indexing—a tool for environmental improvement

Environmental Quality Management, 1995
AbstractSafety performance has a direct effect on employees' productivity and quality of work life, and on company profits and image in the community. Enormous human and financial losses can result from poor safety performance, and all such losses are preventable. To prevent these potential losses, safety performance must be continually improved across
David M. Kiser, J. Grant Esler
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Economic growth as a proxy for environmental performance: Exploring the informational content of the environmental performance index

International Journal of Energy and Statistics, 2014
Environmental considerations are on the table for over two centuries now, since then the global community has made significant steps to mitigate the problem. Over the recent past, comprehensive environmental indexes such as the EPI index have been created so as to assess a nation's environmental performance.
Dimitrios D. Thomakos   +1 more
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Dynamic environmental performance analysis: A Malmquist index approach

Ecological Economics, 2008
This article presents a general framework for dynamic environmental performance analysis by generalizing the approach proposed by Kuosmanen and Kortelainen [Kuosmanen, T., Kortelainen, M., 2005. Measuring Eco-Efficiency of Production with Data Envelopment Analysis. Journal of Industrial Ecology 9(4), 59-72.] from a static to a dynamic setting. For this
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Performance-based environmental index weights: Are all metrics created equal?

Ecological Economics, 2010
Abstract This study estimates the marginal contribution to environmental performance made by six separate macroinvertebrate metrics included in an additive index developed to measure wadeable stream condition. We model the metrics as outputs in a quadratic directional output distance function, which serves as an alternate measure of environmental ...
Moriah J. Bellenger, Alan T. Herlihy
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The Global Environmental Performance Index

The Environmental Performance Index evaluates how countries manage and improve environmental resources, considering aspects such as air quality, water resource management, biodiversity protection, climate change policies, and waste management. This index reflects the balance between economic development and environmental sustainability, promoting ...
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Pollution without subsidy? What is the environmental performance index overlooking?

Ecological Economics, 2009
Abstract Agriculture is heavily subsidized in most Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) countries, and environmental externalities can occur due to pollution caused by protectionist policies. This study examines the structure of agricultural protection in OECD countries from a chronological and comparative perspective.
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