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The idea of the eco-costs/value relationship (EVR) is to link the ‘value’ chain to the ‘product’ chain. In the value chain, the added costs and value are added throughout the product’s entire life. The eco-costs are costs that include pollution prevention costs, energy costs, depreciation costs and labour costs. This book provides the theoretical background and practical applications of this life-cycle analysis of products and services. The practical applications of the model are in the fields of design and engineering as well as governmental strategies for maintaining sustainability. |