An environmentally sustainable manufacturing network model under an international ecosystem

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[2] Baki F(2017)A new model for designing sustainable supply chain networks and its application to a global manufacturer J Clean Prod 156 276-292

[3] Arampantzi C(2017)Environmental building policy by the use of microalgae and decreasing of risks for Canadian oil sand sector development Environ Sci Pollut Res 24 20241-20253

[4] Minis I(2013)Carbon footprint and the management of supply chains: insights from simple models IEEE Trans Autom Sci Eng 10 99-116

[5] Avagyan AB(2000)Re-engineering global supply chains: alliances between manufacturing firms and global logistics services providers Int J Phys Distrib Logist Manag 30 13-34

[6] Benjaafar S(2017)Modelling green and lean supply chains: an eco-efficiency perspective Resour Conserv Recycl 120 75-87

[7] Li Y(2009)The energy and carbon intensity of wine distribution: a study of logistical options for delivering wine to consumers J Clean Prod 17 1401-1413

[8] Daskin M(1988)Strategic analysis of integrated production-distribution systems: models and methods Oper Res 36 216-228

[9] Bhatnagar R(2010)Evaluating logistics network configurations for a global supply chain Supply Chain Manag Int J 15 154-164

[10] Viswanathan S(2017)Uncertain supply chain network design considering carbon footprint and social factors using two-stage approach Clean Technol Environ Policy 19 2491-2519

[1] Amin SH(2017)A facility location model for global closed-loop supply chain network design Appl Math Model 41 316-330

[2] Baki F(2017)A new model for designing sustainable supply chain networks and its application to a global manufacturer J Clean Prod 156 276-292

[3] Arampantzi C(2017)Environmental building policy by the use of microalgae and decreasing of risks for Canadian oil sand sector development Environ Sci Pollut Res 24 20241-20253

[4] Minis I(2013)Carbon footprint and the management of supply chains: insights from simple models IEEE Trans Autom Sci Eng 10 99-116

[5] Avagyan AB(2000)Re-engineering global supply chains: alliances between manufacturing firms and global logistics services providers Int J Phys Distrib Logist Manag 30 13-34

[6] Benjaafar S(2017)Modelling green and lean supply chains: an eco-efficiency perspective Resour Conserv Recycl 120 75-87

[7] Li Y(2009)The energy and carbon intensity of wine distribution: a study of logistical options for delivering wine to consumers J Clean Prod 17 1401-1413

[8] Daskin M(1988)Strategic analysis of integrated production-distribution systems: models and methods Oper Res 36 216-228

[9] Bhatnagar R(2010)Evaluating logistics network configurations for a global supply chain Supply Chain Manag Int J 15 154-164

[10] Viswanathan S(2017)Uncertain supply chain network design considering carbon footprint and social factors using two-stage approach Clean Technol Environ Policy 19 2491-2519