Titlebook: Innovations and the Environment; Yoram Krozer Book 2008 Springer-Verlag London 2008 Business.Economy.Environment.Environmental Management.

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Introduction, wrote in 1776: “The beauty of the country besides, the pleasure of a country life, the tranquillity of mind which it promises, and wherever the injustice of human laws does not disturb it, the independency which it really affords, have charms that more or less attract everybody; and as to cultivate

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Technology for Sustainable Development,le at the same time decreasing emissions down to the level that makes it possible to maintain availability of the environmental qualities for future generations. In this chapter, we discuss if it is possible to decouple economic growth and material use (so-called dematerialization) and whether it is

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Projecting the Cost of Emissions Reduction,reclude availability of environmental qualities for future generations. The question is how can they assess the costs of technologies developed in the past and the new ones at various emission sources? We discuss the possibility of assessing the costs per unit emissions reduction as a function of em

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Projecting Innovation Costs and Benefits,The answer is relevant to underpin the funding of technology development. It must be given without knowing the costs and effects of innovations during use at the moment of decision making about technology development. Streamlined cost functions are used to determine if it is more attractive to inves

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Social Demands and Environmental Management,nd to such concerns regarding possible changes in product life cycles and what cost advantages can be expected in the life cycle management in comparison with the focus on manufacturing. A product’s life cycle can be described as a chain of physical changes involving inputs and outputs in the produc

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