Journal of Industrial Ecology

1997 - 2025

Current editor(s): Reid Lifset

From Yale University
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Volume 1, issue 4, 1997

Why Industrial Ecology? pp. 1-2

Reid Lifset

LCA Can be Very Relaxed… pp. 3-5

Helias Udo de Haes

Industrial Ecology in East Asia pp. 6-8

Burton Hamner

Show Me the Data pp. 9-12

Mitchell J. Small

Mars, Materials, and Three Morality Plays: Materials Flows and Environmental Policy pp. 13-18

David Rejeski

Economic Consequences of Increasing Polymer Content for the U.S. Automobile Recycling Infrastructure pp. 19-33

Jacqueline A. Isaacs and Surendra M. Gupta

A Process Chaining Approach toward Product Design for Environment pp. 35-55

Paul Sheng and Paul Worhach

Life‐Cycle Assessment in the Service Industries pp. 57-70

Thomas E. Graedel

Life‐Cycle Global Warming Impact of CFCs and CFC‐substitutes for Refrigeration pp. 71-91

Stella Papasavva and William R. Moomaw

Combining SFA and LCA pp. 93-116

Arnold Tukker, René Kleijn, Lauran van Oers and Edith Smeets

Measuring Corporate Environmental Performance: The ICI Environmental Burden System pp. 117-127

Michael Wright, David Allen, Roland Clift and Hein Sas

Books: Environmental Life‐Cycle Assessment pp. 128-131

Edgar Hertwich

Books: Extended Producer Responsibility in the OECD Area: Legal and Administrative Approaches in Member Countries and Policy Options for EPR Programmes pp. 131-133

Gary Davis

Book: The Eci‐Efficeincy Resource Mannul pp. 135-136

Gil Friend

Volume 1, issue 3, 1997

Examining the Industrial Ecology of a Renewable Resource pp. 1-2

Reid Lifset

Moving Beyond the Low‐Hanging Fruit in DfE pp. 3-5

Chris Ryan

Industrial Ecology in the United States pp. 6-8

Braden Allenby

Industrial Ecosystems pp. 9-11

Ray Cote

Introduction to the Roundtable on the Industrial Ecology of Pulp and Paper pp. 13-14

Reid Lifset

A Life‐Cycle Approach to Purchasing and Using Environmentally Preferable Paper pp. 15-46

Lauren Blum, Richard A. Denison and John F. Ruston

Towards a Sustainable Paper Cycle: A Summary pp. 47-68

Maryanne Grieg‐Gran, Stephen Bass, Joshua Bishop, Sarah Roberts, Richard Sandbrook, Nick Robins, Michael Bazett, Varsha Gadhvi and Susan Subak

Perspectives on the U.S. Paper Industry and Sustainable Production pp. 69-85

Maureen Smith

Roundtable Conclusion—So What? pp. 115-123

Sten Nilsson

Searching for Leverage to Conserve Forests: The Industrial Ecology of Wood Products in the United States pp. 125-145

Iddo K. Wernick, Paul E. Waggoner and Jesse H. Ausubel

Dynamics of Material and Energy Use in U.S. Pulp and Paper Manufacturing pp. 147-168

Matthias Ruth and Thomas Harrington

Volume 1, issue 2, 1997

Relating Industry to Ecology pp. 1-2

Reid Lifset

The ECTEL Trials pp. 3-5

Roland Clift

What's in a Name: Producer or Product Responsibility? pp. 6-7

Thomas Lindhqvist and Reid Lifset

LCA: Concept, Methodology, or Strategy? pp. 8-10

James A. Fava

Informing the Green Consumer: The Debate Over the Use and Abuse of Environmental Labels pp. 11-21

James Salzman

Toward a New Generation of Environmental Technology: The Need For Legislative Reform pp. 23-32

George R. Heaton and R. Darryl Banks

Clean Recycling of Lead‐Acid Batteries for Electric Vehicles: A Reply to Socolow and Thomas pp. 33-37

Lester Lave, Chris T. Hendrickson and Francis C. McMichael

Rejoinder to Lave, Hendrickson, and McMichael pp. 39-40

Robert H. Socolow and Valerie M. Thomas

The Importance of LCAs—Warts and All pp. 41-49

John R. Ehrenfeld

The Grand Objectives: A Framework for Prioritized Grouping of Environmental Concerns in Life‐Cycle Assessment pp. 51-64

Thomas E. Graedev

The Life Cycle of Chlorine, Part II: Conversion Processes and Use in the European Chemical Industry pp. 65-89

Robert U. Ayres and Leslie W. Ayres

Chlorine in the Netherlands, Part II: Risk Management in Uncertainty for Chlorine pp. 91-110

Arnold Tukker, René Kleijn, Ester van der Voet and Edith R. W. Smeets

Minimizing Chlorine Use: Assessing the Trade‐offs Between Cost and Chlorine Reduction in Chemical Manufacturing pp. 111-134

Dennis Chang and David T. Allen

A Framework for Information Systems in Life‐Cycle‐Oriented Environmental Management pp. 135-148

Teresa M. Shaft, Rex T. Ellington, Mark Meo and Mark P. Sharfman

Industrial Ecology: Towards Closing the Materials Cycle pp. 149-151

Valerie M. Thomas

The Source of Value: An Executive Briefing and Sourcebook on Industrial Ecology pp. 151-152

Marian Chertow

Volume 1, issue 1, 1997

A Metaphor, a Field, and a Journal pp. 1-3

Reid Lifset

Slow Progress in Ecolabeling: Technical or Institutional Impediments? pp. 4-6

Helias Udo de Haes

The View from Australia pp. 7-9

Chris Ryan

The Virtual Ecology of Industry pp. 10-11

Jesse Ausubel

The Industrial Ecology of Lead and Electric Vehicles pp. 13-36

Robert Socolow and Valerie Thomas

Life‐Cycle Assessment: Constraints on Moving from Inventory to Impact Assessment pp. 37-49

J. W. Owens

The Relationship between Cleaner Production and Industrial Ecology pp. 51-66

René van Berkel, Esther Willems and Marije Lafleur

Industrial Ecology in Practice: The Evolution of Interdependence at Kalundborg pp. 67-79

John Ehrenfeld and Nicholas Gertler

The Life‐Cycle of Chlorine, Part I: Chlorine Production and the Chlorine‐Mercury Connection pp. 81-94

Robert Ayres

Chlorine in the Netherlands, Part I, An Overview pp. 95-116

René Kleijn, Arnold Tukker and Ester van der Voet

Going Organic: Converting Patagonia's Cotton Product Line pp. 117-129

Yvon Chouinard and Michael S. Brown

Recent Advances in Design for Environment at Motorola pp. 131-140

William F. Hoffman

Books: Design for Environment: Creating Eco‐Efficient Products and Processes pp. 141-142

Iddo K. Wemick

Reviews: Zero Pollution for Industry: Waste Minimization Through Industrial Complexes pp. 147-147

Clinton J. Andrews