General mathematical models for LCI recycling

Life cycle inventory (LCI) is becoming more widely used as a tool to evaluate the resource and energy use and the environmental releases associated with various products. The methodology for handling different recycling scenarios is also becoming increasingly important. Several different methods exi...

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Published in:Resources, conservation and recycling conservation and recycling, 1994, Vol.12 (3), p.147-163
Main Authors: Boguski, Terrie K., Hunt, Robert G., Franklin, William E.
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