A market-based approach to allocation at open-loop recycling

By T. Ekvall. 2000

125 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Environmental Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Strategy and Management

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In Environmental Engineering

1. Roland Geyer
2. Trevor Zink
3. Anthony Halog
4. J. M. Earles
5. Yi Yang

In Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

1. Roland Geyer
2. Trevor Zink
3. Anthony Halog
4. J. M. Earles
5. Erik Sundin

In Strategy and Management

1. Trevor Zink
2. Roland Geyer
3. Anthony Halog
4. J. M. Earles
5. Erik Sundin

Citations in the corpus

• End-of-life LCA allocation methods: Open loop recycling impacts on robustness of material selection decisions (2009, background): “A recent publication by Frees [6] suggests an allocation approach for aluminum based on determining the price elasticity of primary and recycled aluminum for various products, building on the work of Ekvall and others [ 7-9 ].”
• Common Misconceptions about Recycling (2016, background): “As a result, LCA literature only discusses allocation methods for open-loop recycling (see, e.g., Klöpffer 1996; Ekvall and Tillman 1997; Ekvall 2000; Ligthart and Ansems 2012), and most LCAs of product systems with recycling discuss whether the recycling is closed or open loop.”
• Consequential life cycle assessment: a review (2011, methodology): “ Ekvall (2000) used the context of open-loop recycling to demonstrate how price elasticity of supply and demand can inform consequential LCA studies.”