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The tension between resources, environment, and population is becoming increasingly pronounced as environmental issues become a major challenge for global sustainable development. Ensuring environmental sustainability is one of the most important goals of the United Nations Millennium Development Goals. The balance between economic growth and environmental friendliness is the key to the economic growth model. The history of global development has proved that the “grow first, clean up later” strategy of pursuing economic growth at the expense of environmental friendliness is not sustainable, leading to environmental degradation and high governance costs. Green development is of great concern to governments, enterprises, individuals, and NGOs. Chinese president Xi Jinping has attached great importance to green development, recognizing that “clear waters and green mountains are as good as mountains of gold and silver,” and announced that China would achieve a peak in carbon dioxide emissions before 2030 and carbon neutrality before 2060, signaling China’s intention to increase the commitment it made under the Paris Agreement on climate change. Green development is the foundation for achieving the strategic goals of carbon peaking and carbon neutrality. How to implement green development and ensure environmental sustainability has been a hot issue in academia and in industry. Enterprises are the basic unit of green development; implementation of the green growth model is critical to attain competitive advantages and obtain a win-win paradigm for business performance and environmental performance. Since 2000, our team has been engaged in the research of green/closed-loop supply chain and sustainable operation and management, mainly focusing on operational decision-making and optimization of green/closed-loop supply chain. Our achievements, and the reason we can persist in this field, can be attributed to various sources. We are grateful for the support of the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) and the Changjiang Scholar Program of the Ministry of Education of the PRC, which provided essential help to our team. We are also thankful for our academic predecessors and colleagues for their guidance on the theoretical frontier, research norms, and methods. In addition, we appreciate the support and participation of the enterprises. A special thanks to Everbright Environment Group Ltd. for providing us opportunities to understand enterprises’ realistic needs and refine scientific issues. Due to substantial cooperation with Everbright, we were able to draft the People-First PPP Waste to Energy Guideline to disseminate China’s green development program worldwide. This monograph is the product of a research project funded by the Key Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China “Research on Enterprises’ Green Growth Model and Value Chain Reconstruction” under Grant 71732006 and the Major Project of the National Natural Science Foundation of China “Interface Connection and Logistics Optimization Management of the Manufacture-Circulation Industrial System” under Grant 72192830/72192834. It is the cumulation of our previous research. Enterprises’ Green Growth Model and Value Chain Reconstruction systematically and comprehensively studies the concept, system model, implementation model, and operational environment of the green growth model for enterprises, facilitating the academic community and industry’s understanding of the green growth model. Optimization of Integrated Logistics Network Based on Remanufacturing: Theory and Method and Vehicle Routing Optimization for Hazardous Materials Transportation: Theory and Method, which we have published in Chinese, are part of a series of monographs delving into the green growth model for enterprises from remanufacturing, sustainability, and safety perspectives. By providing specific operational decisions, such as logistics networks and vehicle routes, those two books provide methodological support and serve as decision-making references for enterprises to implement the green growth model.