Environmental technologies – from misleading interpretations to an operational categorisation & definition

Kuehr, Ruediger, (2007). Environmental technologies – from misleading interpretations to an operational categorisation & definition. Journal of Cleaner Production, 15(13-14), 1316-1320

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  • Sub-type Journal article
    Author Kuehr, Ruediger
    Title Environmental technologies – from misleading interpretations to an operational categorisation & definition
    Appearing in Journal of Cleaner Production
    Volume 15
    Issue No. 13-14
    Publication Date 2007
    Place of Publication N/A
    Publisher Elsevier
    Start page 1316
    End page 1320
    Language eng
    Abstract Environmental technology (ET) has become a catchphrase during the past decades. Nevertheless an operational definition is not yet plain, allowing manufacturers and engineers to add to their technologies the supplement “environmental” whenever they feel it is appropriate – even for marketing purposes only. Key institutes for the transfer of ET in Germany and Japan for example base their attempts on misleading interpretations about ET. But an analysis of existing literature allows the separation of ET into four categories, including Zero Impacts or Zero Emissions Technologies – the paradigm for ET. This moves towards a first attempt of an operational definition of ET.
    Keyword Environmental technology
    Clean technology
    Cleaner technology
    Zero emissions technologies
    Copyright Holder Elsevier Ltd.
    Copyright Year 2007
    Copyright type All rights reserved
    DOI 10.1016/j.jclepro.2006.07.015
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