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A Workshop Agenda
Pages 47-48

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... S -JAPAN WORKSHOP ON INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY March 1-3, 1993 Beckman Center, Irvine, California MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1993 8: 3 0 Op ening Remarks, Frosch / Uenohara Introductions, Participants Policy and regulatory influences on R&D and corporate practices 10:00 The influence of energy policy and R&D on technological choice and productivity, Watanabe 11:00 Environmental protection: Opportunities for R&D and technological innovation, Lindsey Corporate and government responses and future trends: Consequences for R&D, innovation, and practice Energy and materials use Green engineering in Japanese electric utilities, Mitsui 11:45 1:30 2:15 3:15 4:00 TUESDAY, MARCH 2, ~ 993 8:30 Review and discussion of previous day's proceedings, Richards Prospects for synergistic efforts between Japan and the United States 9:00 A view from Japan, Takeda Corporate and government responses and future trends: Consequences for R&D, innovation, and practice Decision tools, engineering design, and corporate practice 9 45 0:45 American utilities and energy strategies,Yeager 11:30 Material production and industrial ecology, 1:30 Akimoto Designing green products, Eyring Recycling and ecofactory initiatives in Japan, Yumoto 47 Life cycle assessment, Denison Flexible manufacturing, computers, and .
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... INDUSTRIAL ECOLOGY: U.S.1APAN PERSPECTIVES WEDN ESDAY, MARCH 3, 1 993 Workshop Summary and Defining Research Agenda 8:30 Review and discussion of previous day's proceedings, Richards Reports summarizing workshop discussions 9:00 Energy and the environment, Watanabe 48 9:30 Materials, recycling, and frugal use, Szekely 10:15 Policies, regulations, incentives, and technological innovation, Lindsey Life cycle, data, and infrastructural needs, Akimoto 11:15 Discussion of conclusions, observations, approaches, and suggestions for future work, Participants 12:00 Adjournment
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  • government responses
  • green engineering
  • electric utilities
  • corporate practices

  • cycle assessment
  • green products
  • corporate practice
  • material production
  • japanese electric

  • industrial ecology
  • regulatory influences
  • engineering design
  • technological innovation
  • synergistic efforts

  • japanese automobile
  • designing green
  • united states
  • life cycle
  • energy strategies

  • technological choice
  • energy policy
  • lindsey corporate
  • takeda corporate
  • optimizing resource

  • ecofactory initiatives
  • american utilities
  • ecology march
  • meeting environmental
  • beckman center


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