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  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Apr-2014
  • Izdevniecība: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd
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  • ISBN-13: 9789814546836
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Sustainability Matters is a compilation of some of the best research papers by students from the National University of Singapore's inter-disciplinary graduate programme in environmental studies, the MSc in Environmental Management [ MEM]. This collection is for the period 2009/10 to 2011/12.As this period has been particularly prolific, its papers have been split into two volumes; this volume, Sustainability Matters: Asia's Green Challenges is the third compilation by the programme, and comprises sixteen of the best research papers completed during this period. The papers have been edited for brevity. These papers analyze the many challenges to effective environmental management in the context of different places in Asia including cities in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong and Singapore, and propose insightful solutions. They cover a wide range of issues including vehicular air pollution, waste management (municipal solid waste, food waste, recycling, etc.), urban studies (such as high-density living, skywalk systems, parks, bus systems), and green business (including solar power and the shipping industry).The first compilation, Sustainability Matters: Environmental Management in Asia, was published in 2010 (World Scientific) and comprised the best papers from 2001/2–2006/7. The second, Sustainability Matters: Challenges and Opportunities in Environmental Management in Asia was published in 2011 (Pearson), and comprised the best papers from 2007/8 to 2008/09.
Preface and Acknowledgments v
Message from Lee Tzu Yang, Chairman, Shell Companies in Singapore ix
Message from Chair, MEM Advisory Committee xi
Message from Dean, School of Design and Environment xv
About the Authors xvii
About the Supervisors xxiii
Managing Development as a Sustainable Proposition xxxiii
Part I Air Pollution
1
Chapter 1 Development of Urban Traffic Pollution Control Strategies in Asian Cities: A Case Study from Chennai, India
3
Ashwinkumar Dakshinamurthi
Rajasekhar Balasubramanian
Chapter 2 Assessment and Abatement Measures for Vehicular Air Pollution in Colombo, Sri Lanka
35
Chamila Weerathunghe
Rajshekar Balasubramanian
Part II Waste Management
73
Chapter 3 Recycling in Singapore the Singapore Model: Strategies and Ways to Improve
75
Tan Puay Cheow
Lye Lin Heng
Chapter 4 Municipal Solid Waste Management in Southeast Asian Cities: The Next Steps
101
Boey Yinyin Edris
Rick Reidinger
Chapter 5 Lessons for Integrated District-Level Food Waste Recycling Programs: A Review of Eight International Cases
139
Amireeta Rawlani
Kua Harn Wei
Chapter 6 Singapore's Municipal Solid Waste Management: A Sustainable Model
157
Wendy Wong Shih Ling
Rick Reidinger
Chapter 7 Utilization of Landfill Gas as a Renewable Source of Energy in India
193
Subhashini Kashinath
Zhou Zhi George
Chapter 8 The Potential Role of Water Hyacinth in Wastewater Treatment in Nepal
231
Ram Bahadur Singh Maharjan
Chou Loke Ming
Part III Urban Studies
257
Chapter 9 Assessing Skywalk Systems as a Response to High Density Living in Hong Kong
259
Patricia Woo
Malone-Lee Lai Choo
Chapter 10 The Management of Visitor Pressure on Coastal Parks of Singapore
295
Karen Lim Hui Khian
Chou Loke Ming
Chapter 11 Sustainability in Singapore: An Ecological Footprint Perspective
329
Xin Jing Jing
Victor R. Savage
Chapter 12 Seagrasses in Singapore: Current Status and Long-Term Management Plans
363
Michelle Chng Wei Ping
Chou Loke Ming
Chapter 13 The Singapore's Bus System: An Analysis of Commuters' Satisfaction and Potential Improvements
409
Jan Martin Hecker
Lee Der Horng
Part IV Green Business
445
Chapter 14 Empowering the Bottom of the Pyramid: Government, Business, and Solar Power in India
447
Carrie Wallace Candeto
Audrey Chia
Chapter 15 Charting a Greener Course in Shipping: Incorporating Environmental Performance Indicators in a Tanker Pool System
479
Jean Chia E Ming
Audrey Chia
Chapter 16 Environmental Practices of Indian Business Process Outsourcing: A Study of Two Companies
515
Sweta Sorab
Mark Goh
Preface and Acknowledgments v
Message from Lee Tzu-Yang, Chairman, Shell Companies in Singapore ix
Message from Tommy Koh, Chairman, MEM Advisory Committee xi
Message from Heng Chye-Kiang, Dean, School of Design and Environment, NUS xiii
About the Authors xv
About the Supervisors xxi
Transboundary Environmental Challenges: Interconnectivity between National Responsibility, Development Processes and the Regional Commons xxxi
Victor R. Savage
Lye Lin-Heng
Kua Harn- Wei
Yu Liya
Chou Loke-Ming
Part 1 Biodiversity
1
Chapter 1 The Impact of Community Forestry on Biodiversity Conservation in Nepal
3
Ishwari Prasad Poudel
Chou Loke-Ming
Part 2 Waste Management
29
Chapter 2 Improving Leachate Water Quality using a Wetland Treatment System in Lorong Halus --- A Pilot Study
31
Christian Budiman
Ting Yen-Ping
Chapter 3 Life Cycle Assessment of an Urban Waste Refinery
65
Celia Chua Bee-Hong
Kua Ham- Wei
Chapter 4 A Study of the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) Programs in Primary Schools, Singapore
99
Kelly Yong Kim-Lian
Victor R. Savage
Part 3 Urban Studies
143
Chapter 5 An Assessment of Sustainable Cities
145
May Yadana Aung
Chou Loke-Ming
Chapter 6 Urban Greenery as a Mitigation Strategy for Urban Heat Island Effect in High Density Commercial Districts of Dhaka, Bangladesh
167
Nabanita Islam
Wong Nyuk-Hien
Chapter 7 The Potential for Residential Water Conservation in Dhaka, Bangladesh
233
Sonia F. Hoque
Asanga Gunawansa
Md. Mafizur Rahman
Chapter 8 Planned Housing Environments and Children's Outdoor Play: Is Child-Friendliness Possible?
265
Md Rashed Bhuyan
Tracey Skelton
Part 4 Energy and Climate Change
289
Chapter 9 Wind: The Alternative Source of Power for Singapore After Solar Energy?
291
Chew Keng-Hui
Lanry Yung
Chapter 10 The Economics of Wind Energy
317
Alan Yau Wai-Hoo
Benjamin K. Sovacool
Chapter 11 Print Media and Climate Change: A Comparison of the 1992 Rio Summit and the 2009 Copenhagen Conference
341
Davina Loh
Victor R. Savage
Part 5 Green Business
377
Chapter 12 Green Business Strategies in the Precision Engineering Industry in Singapore
379
Gan Chin- Yean
Audrey Chia
Chapter 13 The Second Green Revolution: A Review of the Challenges and Prospects
405
Leong Li-Sun
Victor R. Savage
Chapter 14 Towards Broader Implementation of Corporate Sustainability and Sustainability Reporting in the Construction Industry in Singapore
439
Kaia Margit Davis-Tan
Audrey Chia