This paper critically reviews the range of energy efficiency indicators that can be used,
particularly at the policy level. Traditional thermodynamic indicators of energy efficiency were …

The ecosystem services and natural capital of soils are often not recognised and generally
not well understood. This paper addresses this issue by drawing on scientific understanding …

Most tourism-related activities require energy directly in the form of fossil fuels or indirectly in
the form of electricity often generated from petroleum, coal or gas. This consumption leads …

The human genome is diploid, which requires assigning heterozygous single nucleotide
polymorphisms (SNPs) to the two copies of the genome. The resulting haplotypes, lists of SNPs …

Bicknell et al.'s [Ecological Economics 27 (1998) 149] input–output methodology is extended
to investigate the Ecological Footprints and interdependencies of 16 regions in New …

Read-based phasing allows to reconstruct the haplotype structure of a sample purely from
sequencing reads. While phasing is a required step for answering questions about population …

Eco-efficiency has emerged as a management response to waste issues associated with
current production processes. Despite the popularity of the term in both business and …

Without a theory of value (price) in ecological economics, the valuation of ecosystem and
economic resources cannot be rigorously defended. At the crux of the matter is the `valuation' …

Over the last four decades, Environmental Accounting tools have been developed to
conceptualise and quantify the direct and indirect effects of human activity on the environment, to …

This paper presents a full‐analogue regression model of the deterministic shift‐share method,
for analyzing the components of regional employment change. The model is formulated …