ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2021
Determinants and implications of environmental practices for waste management and the minimization in the construction industry: a case study of Pakistan.
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- Deconstructing construction wastes: Exploring waste generation causes and their impact on project performances.PloS one · 2025Article
- A facilitating framework for a developing country to adopt smart waste management in the context of circular economy.Environmental science and pollution research international · 2022Article
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Abstract
The construction projects and activities generate waste materials, which impose negative impacts on the environment and contribute towards environmental degradation. In this regard, the implementation of environmental practices (EPs) can play a vital role in reducing the environmental risks associated with waste materials from construction projects. Based on this hypothesis, the present survey study was conducted to assess the effectiveness of different EPs in reducing environmental risks associated with waste materials from construction firms (n = 159) operating in Pakistan. Organizational and government support, regulatory pressure, and economic and environmental performance were among the main determinants of EPs studied in the present study. The partial least squares technique was used for the data collection, assessment, and prediction of the results based on the hypothesis testing for a range of determinants. Compose reliability analysis of determinants showed that all items gave a value of 0.7, which is a clear indication of the reliability of each determinant in the formation of the hypothesis. From all eight hypotheses, H
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