New directions of environmental management in construction: Accepted levels of pollution

Structural Survey

Volumn 18, Issue 2, 2000, Pages 89-98

  Yip, Joseph S l ^a  

^a HONG KONG INSTITUTE OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION   (Hong Kong)

Author keywords

Construction industry; Environmental management strategy; Hong Kong; Pollution

Indexed keywords

EID: 84986132586     PISSN: 0263080X     EISSN: 17586844     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1108/02630800010330130     Document Type: Article

References (23)

1. Anderson, J. (1995), “Standards are only the framework”, Waste Management & Environment: An Asia-Pacific Magazine of Environmental Business and Technology in Australia, Vol. 7 No. 2, December, pp. 16-23.
2. Bagnall, R. (1992), “Environmental management systems: developing an IT strategy”, Logistic Information Management, Vol. 5 No. 4.
3. Barnes, M. (1988), “Construction project management”, Project Management, Vol. 6 No. 2, May, pp. 69-79.
4. Bishop, D. (1981), “If he builds what is good”, Building Technology & Management, December.
5. Chapman, T.S. (1994), “Achieving better environmental performance: Are you ready?”, Green Productivity, No. 4, Hong Kong Productivity Council, pp. 4-9.
6. Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) (1988), Project Management in Building, Chartered Institute of Building, Ascot.
7. Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) (1989), What Are You Doing About the Environment?, Chartered Institute of Building, Ascot.
8. Cole, R.J.(1995), “Linking and prioritizing environmental criteria: new agendas”, Proceedings of CIB. TG-8 International Research Workshop on Linking and Prioritizing Environmental Criteria in Toronto.
9. Conrad, J. (1998), Environmental Management in European Companies, Success Stories and Evaluation, Gordon and Breach Science Publisher, Cooper Station, NY.
10. Conway H. (1990), “Environment: need to change the attitude”, Transport, October.
11. Geraghty, P.J. (1991), “Environmental assessment and the developer”, Technical Information Service, No. 139, CIOB, Ascot.
12. Hong Kong Environmental Protection Department (1997), Environment Hong Kong, Hong Kong Government Printer, Hong Kong.
13. Law, R. (1999), “Choked by delays”, South China Morning Post, 28 February, p. 10.
14. Li, Y.N. (1992), “Cost-benefit method – the basic method for environment economy analysis”, Environment Protection, Beijing, July.
15. March, M.C. (1992), “Construction and environment – a management matrix”, Chartered Builder, June.
16. Ofori, G. (1992), “The environment: the fourth construction project objective”, Construction Management & Economics, Vol. 10, pp. 369-95.
17. Ramachandran, A. (1990), “The impact of construction technology on the environment”, Keynote address, XVII IAHS World Congress, Rio de Janeiro.
18. Ridout, R.F. (1992), “Survey – the environment challenge”, Chartered Builder, March.
19. Ross, L. (1992), “Building in a material world”, Chartered Builder, August.
20. Shen, L.Y. and Yip, S.L. (1995), ISO 9000 in Application to a Construction Company, Hong Kong Polytechnic University Reprographic Unit, Hong Kong.
21. Smith, P. (1991), “Power points in the battle to build a safer future for all”, The Guardian, 7 June.
22. Wang, G.W. (1990), “A new outlook for environmental quality in Hong Kong”, Green Productivity, Hong Kong Productivity Council, September.
23. Woodward, J.F. (1997), Construction Project Management, Thomas Telford, pp. 123-6.