Journal of Industrial Ecology

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Reid Lifset

From Yale University
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Volume 9, issue 4, 2005

Why Eco‐efficiency? pp. 2-5

Gjalt Huppes and Masanobu Ishikawa

Eco‐efficiency: Philosophy, Theory, and Tools pp. 6-8

John R. Ehrenfeld

Toward a Methods Framework for Eco‐efficiency Analysis? pp. 9-11

Helge Brattebø

Eco‐efficiency: Motives, Drivers, and Economic Implications pp. 12-14

Paul Ekins

Measurement and Analysis of Eco‐efficiency: An Economist's Perspective pp. 15-18

Timo Kuosmanen

Eco‐efficiency Analysis: Applications and User Contacts pp. 19-21

Robert Gabriel and Anna Braune

The Maximum Abatement Cost Method for Assessing Environmental Cost‐Effectiveness pp. 22-23

Tosihiro Oka

A Framework for Quantified Eco‐efficiency Analysis pp. 25-41

Gjalt Huppes and Masanobu Ishikawa

Eco‐efficiency and Its xsTerminology pp. 43-46

Gjalt Huppes and Masanobu Ishikawa

The Cost of Sustainability Capital and the Creation of Sustainable Value by Companies pp. 47-58

Frank Figge and Tobias Hahn

Measuring Eco‐efficiency of Production with Data Envelopment Analysis pp. 59-72

Timo Kuosmanen and Mika Kortelainen

The Sustainability Balanced Scorecard as a Framework for Eco‐efficiency Analysis pp. 73-83

Andreas Möller and Stefan Schaltegger

Supply Curves for Eco‐efficient Environmental Improvements Using Different Weighting Methods pp. 85-96

Evert Nieuwlaar, Geert Warringa, Corjan Brink and Walter Vermeulen

Calculating Cost‐effectiveness for Activities with Multiple Environmental Effects Using the Maximum Abatement Cost Method pp. 97-103

Tosihiro Oka, Masanobu Ishikawa, Yoshifumi Fujii and Gjalt Huppes

Integrated Environmental and Economic Assessment of Products and Processes pp. 105-116

Ina Rüdenauer, Carl‐Otto Gensch, Rainer Grießhammer and Dirk Bunke

How Can the Eco‐efficiency of a Region be Measured and Monitored? pp. 117-130

Jyri Seppäläa, Matti Melanen, Ilmo Mäenpää, Sirkka Koskela, Jyrki Tenhunen and Marja‐Riitta Hiltunen

A Practical Method for Quantifying Eco‐efficiency Using Eco‐design Support Tools pp. 131-144

Yoshinori Kobayashi, Hideki Kobayashi, Akinori Hongu and Kiyoshi Sanehira

Monetary Valuation of Emissions in Implementing Environmental Policy pp. 145-154

Marc D. Davidson, Bart H. Boon and Jessica van Swigchem

Operational Eco‐efficiency: Comparing Firms' Environmental Investments in Different Domains of Operation pp. 155-170

Roland W. Scholz and Arnim Wiek

Eco‐efficiency Trends in the UK Steel and Aluminum Industries pp. 171-188

Kristina Dahlström and Paul Ekins

Assessing the Eco‐efficiency of End‐of‐Pipe Technologies with the Environmental Cost Efficiency Indicator pp. 189-203

Stefanie Hellweg, Gabor Doka, Göran Finnveden and Konrad Hungerbühler

Eco‐efficiency of Advanced Loop‐closing Systems for Vehicles and Household Appliances in Hyogo Eco‐town pp. 205-221

Tohru Morioka, Kiyotaka Tsunemi, Yugo Yamamoto, Helmut Yabar and Noboru Yoshida

Eco‐efficiency for Pollution Prevention in Small to Medium‐Sized Enterprises: A Case from South Korea pp. 223-240

Sangwon Suh, Kun Mo Lee and Sangsun Ha

Books: The Effectiveness of Policy Instruments for Energy‐Efficiency Improvement in Firms. TheDutch Experience. Series: Eco‐Efficiency in Industry and Science, Vol. 15. Dordrecht pp. 241-242

Frank Biermann

Book: Eco‐Efficiency, Regulation and Sustainable Business. Towards a Governance Structure for Sustainable Development pp. 242-243

Udo E. Simonis

Book: Risk and Reason: Safety, Law, and the Environment pp. 243-247

Adam M. Finkel

Book: Eco‐efficiency and Beyond—Towards the SustainableEnterprise pp. 247-249

Andreas Möller

Book: Global Crises, Global Solutions pp. 249-252

Frank Ackerman

Volume 9, issue 3, 2005

Industrial Ecology and Public Policy pp. 1-3

Reid Lifset

Eco‐labels and Electric Monks pp. 4-7

Roland Clift, Rosalind Malcolm, Henrikke Baumann, Lucy Connell and Gareth Rice

Material Flows Accounts: Moving from Prototypes to Practice pp. 8-11

Frederick W. Allen

Quo Vadis EIP? How Eco‐industrial Parks are Evolving pp. 12-14

Andreas Koenig

Redesigning the Industrial Ecology of the Automobile pp. 15-30

Peter Wells and Renato J. Orsato

Internet‐Based Integrated Environmental Assessment Using Ontologies to Share Computational Models pp. 31-50

Steven Kraines, Rafael Batres, Michihisa Koyama, David Wallace and Hiroshi Komiyama

A Method for Measuring the Efficiency Gap between Average and Best Practice Energy Use: The ENERGY STAR Industrial Energy Performance Indicator pp. 51-65

Gale A. Boyd

The Multilevel Cycle of Anthropogenic Zinc pp. 67-90

T. E. Graedel, Dick van Beers, Marlen Bertram, Kensuke Fuse, Robert B. Gordon, Alexander Gritsinin, Ermelinda M. Harper, Amit Kapur, Robert J. Klee, Reid Lifset, Laiq Memon and Sabrina Spatari

Exploratory Data Analysis of the Multilevel Anthropogenic Zinc Cycle pp. 91-108

T.E. Graedel, Marlen Bertram and Barbara Reck

Mixtures of UK Wheat as an Efficient and Environmentally Friendly Source for Bioethanol pp. 109-126

J. Stuart Swanston and Adrian C. Newton

Multi‐criteria Analysis for Technique Assessment:Case Study from Industrial Coating pp. 127-142

Jutta Geldermann and Otto Rentz

Rethinking Environmental Performance from a Public Health Perspective: A Comparative Industry Analysis pp. 143-167

Dinah A. Koehler, Deborah H. Bennett, Gregory A. Norris and John D. Spengler

Extended Producer Responsibility for Waste Electronics: An Example of Printer Recycling in the United Kingdom pp. 169-189

C. Kieren Mayers, Chris M. France and Sarah J. Cowell

Pulp Nonfiction: Regionalized Dynamic Model of the U.S. Pulp and Paper Industry pp. 191-211

Brynhildur Davidsdottir and Matthias Ruth

Book: Greening Chinese Business: Barriers, Trends and Opportunities for Environmental Management pp. 213-214

Yong Geng

Volume 9, issue 1‐2, 2005

Consumption and Industrial Ecology pp. 1-6

Edgar G. Hertwich

The World Behind the Product pp. 7-10

Bas de Leeuw

Transitions to Sustainability in Production‐Consumption Systems pp. 11-13

Louis Lebel

Consumption It Is Time for Economists and Scientists to Talk pp. 14-17

Betsy Taylor

Live Better by Consuming Less?: Is There a “Double Dividend” in Sustainable Consumption? pp. 19-36

Tim Jackson

Sustainable Consumption and Worktime Reduction pp. 37-50

Juliet B. Schor

Slower Consumption Reflections on Product Life Spans and the “Throwaway Society” pp. 51-67

Tim Cooper

Towards an Integrated Regional Materials Flow Accounting Model pp. 69-84

Philip Sinclair, Eleni Papathanasopoulou, Warren Mellor and Tim Jackson

Consumption and the Rebound Effect: An Industrial Ecology Perspective pp. 85-98

Edgar G. Hertwich

Sustainable Consumption of Food: A Framework for Analyzing Scenarios about Changes in Diets pp. 99-114

Faye Duchin

Market Movements: Nongovernmental Organization Strategies to Influence Global Production and Consumption pp. 115-128

Dara O'Rourke

The Everyday Life Context of Increasing Energy Demands: Time Use Survey Data in a Decomposition Analysis pp. 129-145

Mikko Jalas

Environmental Load from Dutch Private Consumption: How Much Damage Takes Place Abroad? pp. 147-168

Durk S. Nijdam, Harry C. Wilting, Mark J. Goedkoop and Jakob Madsen

Using Input‐Output Analysis to Measure the Environmental Pressure of Consumption at Different Spatial Levels pp. 169-185

Jesper Munksgaard, Mette Wier, Manfred Lenzen and Christopher Dey

Economic and Societal Changes in China and their Effects onWater Use A Scenario Analysis pp. 187-200

Klaus Hubacek and Laixiang Sun

An Analysis of Sustainable Consumption by the Waste Input‐Output Model pp. 201-219

Koji Takase, Yasushi Kondo and Ayu Washizu

Indirect and Direct Energy Requirements of City Households in Sweden: Options for Reduction, Lessons from Modeling pp. 221-235

Annika Carlsson‐Kanyama, Rebecka Engström and Rixt Kok

Linking the Use of Scented Consumer Products to Consumer Exposure to Polycyclic Musk Fragrances pp. 237-258

Matthias Wormuth, Martin Scheringer and Konrad Hungerbühler

Pursuing More Sustainable Consumption by Analyzing Household Metabolism in European Countries and Cities pp. 259-275

Henri C. Moll, Klaas Jan Noorman, Rixt Kok, Rebecka Engström, Harald Throne‐Holst and Charlotte Clark

Small is Beautiful U.S. House Size, Resource Use, and the Environment pp. 277-287

Alex Wilson and Jessica Boehland

The Paradox of Choice pp. 293-295

Paul C. Stern

The New Consumers. The Influence of Affluence on the Environment pp. 295-296

Inge Røpke

The State of Consumption Today: State of the World 2004 pp. 296-298

Matthew Bentley