Stock dynamics and emission pathways of the global aluminium cycle

Gang Liu (), Colton E. Bangs and Daniel B. Müller ()
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Gang Liu: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Colton E. Bangs: Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Daniel B. Müller: Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Nature Climate Change, 2013, vol. 3, issue 4, 338-342

Abstract: The long-term demand for materials and the opportunities for scrap recycling depend on the stock dynamics of the products in use. In the case of aluminium, research shows that new technologies in primary production can reduce emissions while the aluminium stocks grow, but beyond stock saturation the largest reduction potential shifts to scrap recycling.

Date: 2013
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