Industrial Metabolism: Restructuring for Sustainable Development (UNU, 1994, 376 pages): Part 1: General implications: 1. Industrial metabolism: Theory and policy: References

Industrial Metabolism: Restructuring for Sustainable Development (UNU, 1994, 376 pages)

Part 1: General implications

1. Industrial metabolism: Theory and policy

		(introduction...)
		What is industrial metabolism?
		The materials cycle
		Measures of industrial metabolism
		Policy implications of the industrial metabolism perspective
		References

References

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