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Application of Lifecycle Assessment to Mineral Sector Sustainable Development - Developing Sustainability Indicators

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2002

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Hancock, Peter

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Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy

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No one process, product or effect of the minerals sector can be viewed in isolation when addressing sustainable development. Meaningful assessments of the minerals sector require that its processes and production are drawn together in a generic framework

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Keywords: Holistic lifecycle indicator systems; Industrial ecology; Lifecycle assessment; Environmental impact; Industrial management; Life cycle; Public policy; Sustainable development; Mineral industry

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/92354

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Green Processing 2002. International Conference on the Sustainable Processing of Minerals

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Conference paper

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