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Rezultatele pentru communicative competenceRezultate gasite: 9
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal, Vol. 1 Nr. 4
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 1 › Nr. 4 Contain all the articles from this issue:ICEEM/01 -- Environmental Management Section Corporate environmental competence: A concept for characterising and assessing the environmental practice in companies and product chainsMichael S?¸gaard J?¸rgensen, Marianne Forman Life cycle assessment of some alternatives for the supply of thermal energy in the municipality of Iasi (Romania).Nicolae Peiu Management options for the industrial and municipal wastes in the city of Iasi Carmen Teod... Autori: ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=25169
Quality assurance and languages in technical education
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 8 › Nr. 4 Abstract
The process of quality assurance in the study of foreign languages in Technical Higher Education builds and increases employers’ confidence in the graduates. Thus, acquiring technical and communicative competences becomes a �must?? when entering a competitive job market. The qualitative results of our research have revealed some of the factors sustaining students’ excellence performance in the study of foreign languages. In conclusion, the elaboration and implementation o... Autori: Anca Greculescu, Gheorghe Solomon ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=25486
CHALLENGES FOR BIO-BASED PRODUCTS IN SUSTAINABLE VALUE CHAINS
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 10 › Nr. 8 Abstract:This work concerns studies related to strategic development of products in which bio-based plastics are or will be applied, referredto as bio-based products. The studies cover (1) current and potential benefits of bio-based products in extended value chainsincluding activities after end-of-life of products, (2) value communication between stakeholders in extended value chains, and (3)creating an integrated development approach for optimized bio-based products. Most existing models for v... Autori: J.W. Lin, Jarmila Kopecká, Kim Ragaert, Ludwig Cardon, Maarten De Groote, Rolf Koster ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=25728
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT IN ROMANIA: CURRENT AND FUTURE ISSUES
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 12 › Nr. 5 AbstractWaste management includes all activities of collection, transport, treatment, recovery and disposal of waste, includingsupervising of such operations. The framework law that regulates waste management activities in Romania is Law no. 27/2007,approving Government Emergency Ordinance no. 61/2006, amending and supplementing Government Emergency Ordinance no.78/2000 on waste regime. This legislation sets the responsibilities for waste management from generation to disposal, thepriorities in ... Autori: Constantin Mircea Orlescu, Ioana Alina Costescu ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=26020
ASSESSMENT OF FIRM REPUTATION CAPITAL AND SUSTAINABILITY
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 12 › Nr. 4 AbstractThe concept of firm reputation is tightly connected to the concept of corporate social responsibility and implicitly to that ofsustainable development. Reputation is the achieved result of the company out of factors such as economic viability, socialinvolvement and ecological health. The strength of a firm`s reputation is the ability to empower with core competences and usethem efficiently for both creating economic value and meeting the legal interests of the stakeholders. The main assu... Autori: Manoela Popescu, Roxana Arabela Dumitraşcu, Vadim Dumitraşcu ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=26071
AGRICULTURAL GREEN GAS DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS IN THE NETHERLANDS. A STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 13 › Nr. 12 Abstract
In the Netherlands green gas is seen as a sustainable alternative to natural gas. However, green gas is still not competitive to
natural gas in terms of pricing, and production volumes are remarkably low. Currently, there is a lot of attention to green gas
which stems from upgraded biogas, which is produced by manure-based anaerobic co-digestion by livestock farmers. In this
article the central question is to understand green gas demonstration projects from stakeholders’ persp... Autori: Thomas Hoppe ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=26603
STUDY OF VOCATIONAL INTERESTS OF STUDENTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING FIELD
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 16 › Nr. 4 This paper substantiates the opportunity of a longitudinal study meant to emphasize the curriculum influence over students in various years of study from the Department of Environmental Engineering and Management at the Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Environmental Protection of the “Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi, Romania.
The diagnosis value of the results indicates the compatibility degree between personality profile of the students and that of professionals wo... Autori: Carmen Cătălina Ioan ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=27344
CONCEPTION OF A MASTER DEGREE PROGRAM IN SOLAR ENERGY: INFRASTRUCTURE, STRUCTURE AND RESULTS
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 18 › Nr. 2 Sustainable development is a key issue for the modern world economy. A solution for reducing the impact of carbon dioxide
emissions on climate change and for compensating depletion of conventional energy resources relies on green economy and
renewable energy. Polytechnic University Timisoara has a pioneering role in research and applications of solar energy to industrial
and residential systems in Romania. The "Renewable Energies - Solar Energy" master program has been introduced fo... Autori: Ioan Luminosu ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=27901
AUTOMOTIVE RECYCLING: A CIRCULAR ECONOMY CENTRE
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 19 › Nr. 10 Every year 93 billion tonnes of raw materials are consumed, but only 9% of them are reused: a potential of about 3 trillion dollars worldwide, 88 billion in Italy, according to Growth Within: A Circular Economy Vision for a Competitive Europe by Ellen
MacArthur Foundation with McKinsey. A vehicle is potentially recoverable, in its components for more than 95%, an industrialised process of treatment of end-life vehicles
(ELVs). Optimising raw material recovery is currently possible and advantag... Autori: Luca Pomili ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=28295 |

