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EUROINVENT 2013
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The new proposed approach to environmental decision making
as a fractal process, is based on the necessity to correct the
„major inconsistencies” observed at the multiple relationships
level: environmental objectives and/ or environmental issues -
environmental activities undertaken - environmental
responsibility, and so on. These inconsistencies were found (a)
after performing a survey through questionnaire on the large
organizations in the North East, Romania, with a sample of 178
environmental managers and/ or managers which carry out
different environmental activities, (b) from discussions with
various experts in environmental management, and (c) as
findings in some previous research.
Environmental decision-making architecture designed following
the principles of fractal philosophy, provides flexibility,
dynamicity, sustainability, quick adaptability to the
environment, and decentralization of the environmental
decision-making objectives.
Regarding to the more tangible benefits it should be noted that
such an new approach offers: (a.) the environmental decision
can be generated after a small series of aspects that are
considered relevant for this process; (b.) decreases the level of
redundancy; (c.) reduce the storage space of environmental data/
information/ knowledge, and environmental reports; thereby is
reduced the costs; (d.) it’s simplifies the analysis/ coding process
of environmental data/ information/ knowledge, (e.) it’s reduced
the response time for the environmental decision; (f.) it’s
decrease the number of connections established at the
environmental decision-making process, and (g.) provides the
basis to develop more easy environmental decision
methodologies with a particular character in order to efficiencies
the decisional process, and so on.
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