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Author:   Stefania Massari ,  Guido Sonnemann ,  Fritz Balkau
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Dimensions:   Width: 17.40cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 24.60cm
Weight:   0.793kg
ISBN:  

9781138940604

ISBN 10:   1138940607
Pages:   362
Publication Date:   20 December 2016
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Preface Foreward Section 1. Introduction – Providing the context 1. Summary 2. Sustainable regional development in a life cycle context (Fritz Balkau, Stefania Massari, Guido Sonnemann) 3. Regional development and frameworks for sustainable development (Donatella Porrini, Fabrizio Striani) 4. Financial instruments and procedures for sustainable regional development investments (William Rivenbark, Fritz Balkau) 5. Life cycle approaches to improve resource efficiency in a regional context (Guido Sonnemann, Philip Strothmann, Fritz Balkau) 6. Life cycle management for regions (Fritz Balkau, Guido Sonnemann) Section 2. Analytical basis for life cycle approaches 7. Ecological footprint principles and methodology (Marcello Ruberti, Stefania Massari) 8. Environmentally extended input output analysis for sustainable regional development (Eskinder Gemechu, Guido Sonnemann. Francesc Castells, Isabela Butnar, Maria Llop) 9. Material flow accounts (Aldo Femia, Renato Marra Campanale) 10. Life cycle assessment - LCA (Giuseppe Tassielli, Pietro Renzulli, Bruno Notarnicola) 11. Carbon footprint principles (Harish Jeswani) 12. Water footprint principles (Philippe Loubet, Guido Sonnemann) 13. System dynamic and spatial modelling in LCA (Bertrand Laratte, Guido Sonnemann) 14. Towards life cycle sustainability assessment, including social life cycle assessment (Bernard Mazijn) 15. Organizational life cycle assessment for regional and local organizations (Julia Martinez-Blanco, Atsushi Inaba, Matthias Finkbeiner) Section 3. Converting analysis into life cycle tools 16. Certification, standardisation and instruments for regional sustainable development- a life cycle view (Cristiana Reho, Pia Wiche) 17. Eco-design and Product-Service Systems (Ben Walker) 18. Eco-labels in sustainable development (Ben Walker) 19. Life cycle basis of sustainable procurement (Fritz Balkau) 20. Industrial ecology and sustainable performance of business parks (Jean-François Valles) 21. Natural resource use efficiency and economic productivity (Pierluigi Toma, Stefania Massari, Pier Paolo Miglietta) 22. Environmental and Landscape Management System ( ELMS) (Riccardo Beltramo) 23. Environmental product declarations to support regional development (Annik M. Fet) Section 4. Using life cycle approaches at regional level 24. Ecological footprint: a local policy perspective (Pier Paolo Miglietta, Federica De Leo, Pierluigi Toma) 25. Economic analysis of regional sustainability – Hungary (Klara Szita Tóthné, Judit Roncz) 26. Circular economy and regional implications (Fritz Balkau) 27. Life cycle management for regional development in France: example of building sector (Naeem Adibi, Marie Darul, Vanessa Pasquet, Christelle Demaretz, Christian Traisnel) 28. From product LCAs to territorial LCAs: methodological principles (Eleonore Loiseau, Philippe Roux) 29. Integrated life cycle and risk assessment of human health impacts in Catalonia (Guido Sonnemann, Marta Schuhmacher, Francesc Castells) 30. LCA application in regional waste management in Chile (Alberto Bezama) 31. Water footprint assessment at the regional level (Guoping Zhang, Mesfin M. Mekonnen) 32. Carbon footprint of biofuels (Harish Jeswani) 33. Sustainable procurement based on life cycle costing (Bernard Mazijn) 34. Sustainable performance of industrial parks (Jean-François Valles) 35. Sustainable redevelopment of degraded land and landscapes (Peter Whitbread-Abrutat) Section 5. Integrated use of life cycle approaches in key economic sectorS 36. Sustainable agri-food chains and LCA (Bruno Notarnicola, Pietro Renzulli, Giuseppe Tassielli) 37. Integration of LCA, LCC and social LCA for assessing a bioeconomy region (Alberto Bezama, Anke Siebert, Jakob Hildebrandt, Daniela Thrän) 38. Responsible Mining – from a life cycle to a stewardship approach (Ross Hamilton, Andrew S. Parsons) 39. Trends and Considerations of Renewable Energy Development: A Regional Perspective (Mark Radka, Giulia Ferrini, Agathe Laure, Ravina Brizmohun) 40. Closing the loop: the example of Packaging (Massimo Lombardi) 41. Life cycle aspects of the Walloon wood sector (Nelle Thyssen, Vanessa Zeller ) 42. Global warming assessment of Himalayan buildings (Silu Bhochhibhoya, Raffaele Cavalli) 43. Integrated waste management and resource recovery in India (Asha Panwar) 44. Biodiversity restoration and sustainable tourism in South-western Australia (Keith Bradby) Section 6. Life cycle perspectives for regional socio-economic development 45. Synthesis – Life cycle approaches and perspectives for sustainable regional development (Guido Sonnemann, Fritz Balkau)

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Stefania Massari became full Professor in Commodity Sciences in 2004. She works at the Faculty of Economics at the University of Salento, Lecce, Italy. She is the Coordinator of the degree courses in the business area of the Faculty and she is the Director of the 'Life cycle approaches to sustainable regional development' summer school. She holds an MSc in Biology from the University of Bari. She did research at UNEP Paris and King’s College London. Guido Sonnemann is full Professor at the University of Bordeaux, France, where he heads a research group on life cycle assessment in the Institute of Molecular Sciences at the Department of Sciences and Technology. From 2002 to 2012, he worked as UNEP Programme Officer for Innovation and Life Cycle Management in Paris. In this function, he served as Science Focal Point for UNEP’s Resource Efficiency subprogramme. Guido holds a PhD in Chemical Engineering from the University Rovira and Virgili, Spain (2002), and an MSc in Environmental Chemistry from the University of Poitiers, France (1996), and he graduated as an environmental engineer from the Technical University of Berlin, Germany (1995). Fritz Balkau is an independent international advisor on sustainable development, focusing on sustainable production and consumption practices, enhanced resource efficiency, and risk reduction in society. He has extensive environmental policy experience in government (Australia) and intergovernmental organisations, and has carried out professional consultancy projects for national governments and independent associations, as well as the OECD and UN.

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