towards materials sustainability through materials stewardship

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Abstract
Materials sustainability requires a concerted change in philosophy across the entire materials lifecycle, orienting around the theme of materials stewardship. In this paper, we address the opportunities for improved materials conservation through dematerialization, durability, design for second life, and diversion of waste streams through industrial symbiosis.
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Authors ;Christopher D. Taylor;Benjamin Gully;Andrea N. Sánchez;Edward Rode;Arun S. Agarwal
Journal journal of physics: conference series
Year 2016
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10.3390/su8101001
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