A survey of multi-criteria decision-making techniques for green logistics and low-carbon transportation systems

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Guangdong Tian
Weidong Lu
Xuesong Zhang
Meng Zhan
Maxim A. Dulebenets
Anatoly Aleksandrov
Amir M. Fathollahi-Fard
Mikhail Ivanov
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[1] Beijing University of Civil Engineering and Architecture,School of Mechanical
[2] Northeast Forestry University,Electronic and Vehicle Engineering
[3] Northeast Forestry University,School of Transportation
[4] FAMU-FSU College of Engineering,Department of Social Development
[5] Bauman Moscow State Technical University,Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
[6] University of Victoria,Department of Ecological and Industrial Safety
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Sustainability; Green manufacturing; Low-carbon transportation; Multi-criteria decision-making; Review;
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With the increasing severity of environmental problems, low-carbon development has become an inevitable choice. Nowadays, low-carbon green sustainable development is influenced by a variety of factors such as social, environmental, technological, and economic development levels, making its development complex, which in turn imposes challenges on decision-makers. In this context, the application of multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) in different areas of sustainable development engineering has become a hot topic. Although many reviews of MCDM techniques already exist, there is a lack of holistic review efforts on MCDM in the field of low-carbon transport and green logistics. Considering these shortcomings in the state of the art, this paper systematically reviews more than 190 papers from 2010 to 2022, constructs a general structure of MCDM techniques for this research topic, provides a comprehensive review and analysis of it, and clarifies the current practices. Furthermore, future directions for the development of MCDM techniques for green logistics and low-carbon transportation systems are presented as well.
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页码:57279 / 57301
页数:22
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