Life Cycle Engineering and Sustainable Manufacturing

When Frosch and Gallopolous published their seminal article “Strategies for Manufacturing” in 1989, they signaled a central concern with manufacturing in the field of industrial ecology (IE). They and other early pioneers in the field brought an interest in examining how industry could leverage its technological prowess to improve environmental outcomes. In North America, this interest emerged, in part, from the extraordinary

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