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Date: Tue, 30 Mar 1999 08:30:57 -0500 (EST) From: FRIEDMAN.FRED@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV (Fred Friedman) Subject: Re: Life cycle analysis
March 30, 1999
The best place to get information on life cycle analysis is from the US EPA's Office of Research Development. I do not know if the following publications are posted at the website (www.epa.gov), but you can get their paper fromat by buying them from the NTIS at 800-363-2068, operated by the US Dept. of Commerce:
Life cycle design framework and demonstration Projects: Profiles of AT T and Allied Signal, EPA/600/R-95/107, 7/95
Life cycle assessment: Public data sources for the LCA practitioner, PB 95-191227, 4/95 (this is a very good one)
Life cycle assessment: Inventory Guidelines and Principles, EPA/600/R-92/245, 2/93. (a methodlogical essential).
Life cycle design guidance manual: Environmanl requirements and the product system, EPA/600/R-92/226, 1/93.
Also very good is:
Environmental life cycle management: A Guide for better business decisions by Environment Canada. Enquiry Center: tel: 819-247-1900.
Additionally, every consultant and his/her brother will be delighted to sell you consulting on the subject.
- Research Library for RCRA