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Accounting for Resources, 2: The Life Cycle of Materials

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ISBN-10:

185898923X

ISBN-13:

9781858989235

Author(s): Ayres, Robert U.; Ayres, Leslie W.
Released: Jan 25, 2000
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Format: Hardcover, 400 pages
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A companion to Accounting for Resources, 1 , tracking the life cycle of specific elements, such as chlorine and heavy metals, in order to estimate the generation and dissipative losses of material wastes. Begins with a succinct overview of life-cycle analysis methodology and evaluates its weaknesses in estimating generation of waste. Proposes a new quantitative measure of the potential for environmental harm of waste materials, and offers four horizontal life-cycle case studies. The authors are affiliated with the Center for the Management of Environmental Resources at the European Business School, INSEAD, France. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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