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  1. Internal determinants or external drivers? The case of U.S. water reuse policy adoption
  2. How to include birds, insects, mammals, plants in our economic models
  3. Integrating direct air capture with algal biofuel production to reduce cost, energy, and GHG emissions
  4. Cooling Commercial Buildings: Water-Energy Nexus
  5. How can we reduce protect biodiversity while reducing greenhouse gas emissions?
  6. How to plan for electricity when the future is uncertain
  7. Global lead exposure and the removal of lead in petrol
  8. The role of women in electricity adoption and use
  9. Electricity Rates: Did You Know You Can Choose to Have Lower Rates at Night?
  10. Information Technology Can Assist Developing Countries to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
  11. Biomass Power Plants Economic and Environmental Impacts
  12. How to select wind farm locations
  13. Manufacturing Solar Ovens for East Africa
  14. Introduction to a special issue of the journal Engineering Economics.
  15. Can developing countries leapfrog the centralized electrification paradigm?
  16. Reducing the volatility in a market for carbon dioxide emissions permits
  17. Inefficiencies in water consumption
  18. Reducing health impacts of electric power plants
  19. Introduction to material and energy flow analysis, engineering economics, and life cycle assessment
  20. Biofuel Lifecycle Energy and Environmental Impacts: The Challenges of Co-product Allocation
  21. Adaptive stochastic integrated assessment modeling of optimal greenhouse gas emission reductions
  22. How to build out new infrastructure for algal biofuels
  23. Capture CO2. Grow Algae. Make Algae into Fuel.
  24. Utility-maximizing financial contracts for distributed rural electrification
  25. Biomass feedstock contracts: Role of land quality and yield variability in near term feasibility
  26. Building an electricity system to withstand set-backs in developing countries.
  27. Electric Vehicles Make It Easier and Cheaper to Have Lots of Wind and Solar
  28. In city traffic, electric trucks are better than diesel trucks
  29. Life cycle inventory of electricity cogeneration from bagasse in the South African sugar industry
  30. A mixed-integer optimization model for electricity infrastructure development
  31. Is Leasing Greener Than Selling?
  32. An electricity generation planning model incorporating demand response
  33. Least-cost network evaluation of centralized and decentralized contributions to global electrification
  34. Environmental Issues and Management Strategies for Waste Electronic and Electrical Equipment
  35. Increasing the likelihood of large-scale grid-enabled vehicle (GEV) penetration through appropriate design choices
  36. Cars are buildings: Building-like energy use in automobiles
  37. Erratum to “State-scale evaluation of renewable electricity policy: The role of renewable electricity credits and carbon taxes” [Energy Policy 39 (2) (2010) 950–960]
  38. State-scale evaluation of renewable electricity policy: The role of renewable electricity credits and carbon taxes
  39. Efficient Use of Materials and Energy
  40. Life Cycle Energy and Greenhouse Gas Emissions for an Ethanol Production Process Based on Blue-Green Algae
  41. An alternative mechanism for carbon emission permit price volatility mitigation
  42. Estimates of the cost of new electricity generation in the South
  43. Lowest cost path to meeting electricity demand at the state level: Implications of carbon cap-and-trade
  44. The environmental potential of reuse: an application to used books
  45. LCA of the South African sugar industry
  46. Gigaton Problems Need Gigaton Solutions 1
  47. A MARKAL model of state electricity generation
  48. Relation of biofuel to bioelectricity and agriculture: Food security, fuel security, and reducing greenhouse emissions
  49. A universal code for environmental management of products
  50. Biomass Forwards and Futures Market to Support Bioenergy Development
  51. Environmental implications of RFID
  52. Opportunity for landfill gas-to-energy projects in the U.S.
  53. Toward Trash That Thinks: Product Tags for Environmental Management
  54. Relation of chlorine, copper and sulphur to dioxin emission factors
  55. A Universal Code for Lifecycle Management of Products
  56. Systematic Approach to Evaluating Trade-Offs among Fuel Options: The Lessons of MTBE
  57. Towards intelligent recycling: a proposal to link bar codes to recycling information
  58. Product Self-Management:  Evolution in Recycling and Reuse
  59. Research Issues in Sustainable Consumption:  Toward an Analytical Framework for Materials and the Environment
  60. Theoretical Calculation of Product Contents:  Battery and Cathode Ray Tube Examples
  61. Demand and Dematerialization Impacts of Second-Hand Markets.
  62. Industrial Ecology: Policy Potential and Research Needs
  63. No Evidence of Dioxin Cancer Threshold
  64. Ethanol as a lead replacement: phasing out leaded gasoline in Africa
  65. Assessing Elemental Mercury Vapor Exposure from Cultural and Religious Practices
  66. Assessing Elemental Mercury Vapor Exposure from Cultural and Religious Practices
  67. Soviet and Post-Soviet Environmental Management: Lessons from a Case Study on Lead Pollution
  68. Soviet and Post-Soviet Environmental Management: Lessons from a Case Study on Lead Pollution
  69. Response to Comments on “Effects of Reducing Lead in Gasoline:  An Analysis of the International Experience”
  70. Comments on “Effects of Reducing Lead in Gasoline:  An Analysis of the International Experience”
  71. Effects of Reducing Lead in Gasoline:  An Analysis of the International Experience
  72. The industrial ecology of lead and electric vehicles
  73. The Industrial Ecology of Lead and Electric Vehicles
  74. Industrial Ecology: Towards Closing the Materials Cycle
  75. Rejoinder to Lave, Hendrickson, and McMichael
  76. Book reviews
  77. Peer Reviewed: The U.S. Dioxin Inventory: Are There Missing Sources?
  78. Pilot study of sources of lead exposure in Moscow, Russia
  79. An estimation of dioxin emissions in the United States
  80. Anthropogenic Dioxin: A Reply to R. A. Carpenter
  81. Verification of Sea-Launched Cruise Missiles
  82. Verification of limits on long‐range nuclear SLCMs
  83. Sensitivity analysis of oscillating reactions. 1. The period of the Oregonator
  84. Carbon Emission Permit Price Volatility Reduction via Financial Options
  85. Soil as a Vulnerable Environmental System
  86. The Industrial Ecology Agenda
  87. Emissions and Exposure to Metals: Cadmium and Lead
  88. Industrial Ecology in the Manufacturing of Consumer Products