Journal of Industrial Ecology

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Reid Lifset

From Yale University
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Volume 6, issue 3‐4, 2002

Leveling the Playing Field pp. 1-3

Reid Lifset

Industrial Ecology Redivivus pp. 4-6

Braden R. Allenby

Industrial Ecology in China, Part 1 pp. 7-11

Han Shi

Publish and Perish?: The Impact of Citation Indexing on the Development of New Fields of Environmental Research pp. 13-26

Henrikke Baumann

Further Efforts to Clarify Industrial Ecology's Hidden Philosophy of Nature pp. 27-48

Ralf Isenmann

Traci: The Tool for the Reduction and Assessment of Chemical and Other Environmental Impacts pp. 49-78

Jane C. Bare

Impact Characterization in the Tool for the Reduction and Assessment of Chemical and Other Environmental Impacts: Methods for Acidification, Eutrophication, and Ozone Formation pp. 79-101

Gregory A. Norris

The Role of Voluntary Industry Standards in Environmental Supply‐Chain Management pp. 103-123

Christine Meisner Rosen, Sara L. Beckman and Janet Bercovitz

An Engineering Approach to Plastic Recycling Based on Rheological Characterization pp. 125-135

Christiana Kuswanti

Differential Convergence of Life‐Cycle Inventories toward Upstream Production Layers pp. 137-160

Manfred Lenzen

Pollution and Cost in the Coke‐Making Supply Chain in Shanxi Province, China pp. 161-184

Steven Kraines

The Environmental Impact of Getting the News pp. 185-200

Inge Reichart

Experience with the Use of Substance Flow Analysis in Denmark pp. 201-219

Erik Hansen

Books: Nachhaltige Produktnutzung: Sozial‐ökonomische Bedingungen und ökologische Vorteile alternativer Konsumformen pp. 221-222

Julia Haake

Chlorine and the Environment: An Overview of the Chlorine Industry pp. 222-224

Arnold Tukker

Volume 6, issue 2, 2002

E‐Commerce, the Internet, and the Environment pp. 1-3

David Rejeski

Information and Communications Technology and the Environment: An Asian Perspective pp. 4-6

Shuzo Katsumoto

Environmental Knowledge Management pp. 7-9

Iddo Wernick

Digital Sustainability in Europe pp. 10-12

Vidhya Alakeson and James Wilsdon

Information Technology and U.S. Energy Consumption: Energy Hog, Productivity Tool, or Both? pp. 13-24

John A. “Skip” Laitner

E‐Commerce: Sorting Out the Environmental Consequences pp. 25-41

Klaus Fichter

Telecommunications and Travel: The Case for Complementarity pp. 43-57

Patricia Mokhtarian

Energy Burdens of Conventional Wholesale and Retail Portions of Product Life Cycles pp. 59-69

Gregory A. Norris, Filippo Della Croce and Olivier Jolliet

The Economic and Environmental Implications of Centralized Stock Keeping pp. 71-81

H. Scott Matthews and Chris T. Hendrickson

Effects of E‐Commerce on Greenhouse Gas Emissions: A Case Study of Grocery Home Delivery in Finland pp. 83-97

Hanne Siikavirta, Mikko Punakivi, Mikko Kärkkäinen and Lassi Linnanen

Energy Use in Sales and Distribution via E‐Commerce and Conventional Retail: A Case Study of the Japanese Book Sector pp. 99-114

Eric Williams and Takashi Tagami

Digital versus Print: Energy Performance in the Selection and Use of Scholarly Journals pp. 115-132

David L. Gard and Gregory A. Keoleian

Toward Trash That Thinks: Product Tags for Environmental Management pp. 133-146

Steven Saar and Valerie Thomas

Books pp. 147-148

Jake McLaren

REVIEWS pp. 148-150

Frans Berkhout

REVIEWS pp. 150-151

Karen Shapiro

REVIEWS pp. 151-153

James N. Levitt

REVIEWS pp. 153-156

Braden R. Allenby

REVIEWS pp. 156-159

Nevin Cohen

REVIEWS pp. 159-161

Chris Ryan

Volume 6, issue 1, 2002

Patterns and Paradoxes pp. 1-3

Reid Lifset

Barriers to Industrial Ecology: The Strange Case of “The Tombesi Bypass” pp. 4-7

Rosalind Malcolm and Roland Clift

Beyond Materials Flow Analysis pp. 8-10

Paul H. Brunner

The UNEP/SETAC Life‐Cycle Initiative pp. 11-13

Helias A. Udo de Haes

Evaluating Environmental Performance of Pulp and Paper Manufacturing Using the Analytic Hierarchy Process and Life‐Cycle Assessment pp. 15-28

Ruby Pineda‐Henson, Alvin B. Culaba and Guillermo A. Mendoza

Industrial Ecosystems as Food Webs pp. 29-38

Catherine Hardy and Thomas E. Graedel

Input‐Output Analysis of Waste Management pp. 39-63

Shinichiro Nakamura and Yasushi Kondo

Approaches for Quantifying the Metabolism of Physical Economies: A Comparative Survey: Part II: Review of Individual Approaches pp. 65-88

Peter L. Daniels

Cement Manufacture and the Environment: Part I: Chemistry and Technology pp. 89-105

Hendrik G. van Oss and Amy C. Padovani

The Greening of a Pulp and Paper Mill: International Paper's Androscoggin Mill, Jay, Maine pp. 107-120

Marquita Hill, Thomas Saviello and Stephen Groves

Books pp. 121-123

Jayanta Bandyopadhyay and Nilanjan Ghosh

Inspired by Rubbish pp. 123-125

Clinton J. Andrews

REVIEWS pp. 125-126

Frederick A. B. Meyerson

REVIEWS pp. 126-128

Ulrich Steger

Volume 5, issue 4, 2001

Closing the Loop and Honing Our Tools pp. 1-2

Reid Lifset

Alignment of North American Activities to the UNEP/SETAC Life‐Cycle Initiative pp. 3-5

James Fava and Joyce Smith Cooper

EcoLab, Part II: Learning from the Information Technology Revolution pp. 6-9

Chris Ryan

Agent‐Based Modeling and Industrial Ecology pp. 10-13

Robert Axtell, Clinton J. Andrews and Mitchell J. Small

A Transparent, Interactive Software Environment for Communicating Life‐Cycle Assessment Results: An Application to Residential Windows pp. 15-28

Gregory A. Norris and Peter Yost

Cities and Industrial Symbiosis: Some Historical Perspectives and Policy Implications pp. 29-44

Pierre Desrochers

Decision Analysis Frameworks for Life‐Cycle Impact Assessment pp. 45-68

Jyri Seppälä, Lauren Basson and Gregory A. Norris

Approaches for Quantifying the Metabolism of Physical Economies: Part I: Methodological Overview pp. 69-93

Peter L. Daniels and Stephen Moore

Using Interorganizational Information Systems to Support Environmental Management Efforts at ASG pp. 95-115

Teresa M. Shaft, Mark P. Sharfman and Magnus Swahn

Volume 5, issue 3, 2001

Industrial Ecology and Education pp. 1-2

Helge Brattebø

When Is an Eco‐Industrial Park Not an Eco‐Industrial Park? pp. 3-5

Steven Peck

Developing a Research Network for Life‐Cycle Assessment in the Asia Pacific Region pp. 6-8

Atsushi Inaba, Tim Grant and Yuichi Moriguchi

EcoLab, Part I: A Jump toward Sustainability pp. 9-12

Chris Ryan

Combining a Geographical Information System and Process Engineering to Design an Agricultural‐Industrial Ecosystem pp. 13-31

Derya B. Özyurt and Matthew J. Realff

Materials Flows in Finland: Resource Use in a Small Open Economy pp. 33-48

Ilmo Mäenpaää and Artti Juutinen

Comparison of Plastic Packaging Waste Management Options: Feedstock Recycling versus Energy Recovery in Germany pp. 49-63

Volrad Wollny, Günter Dehoust, Uwe R. Fritsche and Peter Weinem

Green Energy or Organic Food?: A Life‐Cycle Assessment Comparing Two Uses of Set‐Aside Land pp. 65-87

Richard van den Broek, Dirk‐Jan Treffers, Marieke Meeusen, Ad van Wijk, Evert Nieuwlaar and Wim Turkenburg

Materials and Energy Flow Analysis of Paper Consumption in the United Kingdom, 1987‐2010 pp. 89-105

Erik Sundin, Niclas Svensson, Jake McLaren and Tim Jackson

Linking Industrial Ecology with Business Strategy: Creating Value for Green Product Design pp. 107-125

Mark Finster, Patrick Eagan and Dennis Hussey

Volume 5, issue 2, 2001

Save a Tree, Grow a Journal pp. 1-2

Reid Lifset

Materials Flow Analysis: Vision and Reality pp. 3-5

Paul H. Brunner

Ecology, Systems, and Networking: Walking the Talk in Asia pp. 6-8

Anthony S. F. Chiu

Trust, but Verify pp. 9-11

Reid Lifset and Thomas Lindhqvist

Analyzing, Mapping, and Managing Environmental Impacts along Supply Chains pp. 13-36

Adam C. Faruk, Richard C. Lamming, Paul D. Cousins and Frances E. Bowen

Water Resources in Life‐Cycle Impact Assessment: Considerations in Choosing Category Indicators pp. 37-54

J. W. Owens

Product‐Oriented Environmental Management: Lessons from Total Quality Management pp. 55-69

Frank de Bakker

The Energetic Metabolism of Societies: Part II: Empirical Examples pp. 71-88

Helmut Haberl

From Cradle to Grave: Extended Producer Responsibility for Household Hazardous Wastes in British Columbia pp. 89-102

Ronald J. Driedger

Life‐Cycle Assessment of Biosolids Processing Options pp. 103-121

Gregory M. Peters and Sven Lundie

Volume 5, issue 1, 2001

Environmental Management Systems A Partner for Industrial Ecology? pp. 1-3

John R. Ehrenfeld

The Dutch Building Industry: Part II: A Challenge for LCA pp. 4-6

Helias A. Udo de Haes

Think Global; Shop Local; Roll Your Own pp. 7-9

Roland Clift

The Energetic Metabolism of Societies Part I: Accounting Concepts pp. 11-33

Helmut Haberl

An Integrated Computational Infrastructure for a Virtual Tokyo Concepts and Examples pp. 35-54

Steven B. Kraines, David R. Wallace, Yumiko Iwafune, Yoshikuni Yoshida, Toshiya Aramaki, Kazuhiko Kato, Keisuke Hanaki, Hisashi Ishitani, Tomonori Matsuo, Hiroshi Takahashi, Koichi Yamada, Kenji Yamaji, Yukio Yanagisawa and Hiroshi Komiyama

Wrapping Up Greenhouse Gas Emissions An Assessment of GHG Emission Reduction Related to Efficient Packaging Use: An Assessment of GHG Emission Reduction Related to Efficient Packaging Use pp. 55-75

Marko P. Hekkert, Dolf J. Gielen, Ernst Worrell and Wim C. Turkenburg

Nitrogen's Role in Industrial Systems pp. 77-103

L. Alejandra Febre Domene and Robert U. Ayres

Does It Really Pay to Be Green? An Empirical Study of Firm Environmental and Financial Performance: An Empirical Study of Firm Environmental and Financial Performance pp. 105-116

Andrew A. King and Michael J. Lenox

Industrial Ecosystem Development at the Metropolitan Level pp. 117-126

Judy Kincaid and Michael Overcash

The Introduction of Postconsumer Recycled Material into TYVEK® Production, Marketing, and Organizational Challenges pp. 127-146

Mark P. Sharfman, Rex T. Ellington and Mark Meo