References
References
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Return to footnote 1 referrer European Commission, Eco–design for Energy Using Products, 2009.
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Return to footnote 2 referrer Five Winds International, Environmental Concepts and Tools: Design for Environment, 2009.
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Return to footnote 3 referrer University of Washington, UWME Design for Environment Lab, 2009.
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Return to footnote 4 referrer Aberdeen Group, Greening Today's Products, 2008 (special request).
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Return to footnote 5 referrer Government of the United Kingdom, European Union's Restriction of Hazardous Substances, 2009.
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Return to footnote 6 referrer Government of Canada, Chemical Substances an ecoACTION Initiative, 2009.
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Return to footnote 7 referrer Supply Chain & Logistics Association Canada: Green Survey, 2008.
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Return to footnote 8 referrer Design Exchange Research Committee, 2009.
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Return to footnote 9 referrer Aberdeen Group, Meeting Regulatory Compliance with Green Product Development for Aerospace and Defence Manufacturers, 2008.
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Return to footnote 10 referrer Giudice, La Rosa, Risitano. Product Design for the Environment: A Life Cycle Approach, 2006.
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Return to footnote 11 referrer Boque R. Design for disassembly: a critical twenty–first century discipline, Assembly Automation, 2007.
- Footnote 12
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Return to footnote 12 referrer Aberdeen Group, Green Product Development for Consumer Packaged Goods Manufacturers, 2008.
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Return to footnote 13 referrer International Organization for Standardization, Environmental management — Integrating environmental aspects into product design and development, 2002.
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Return to footnote 14 referrer Minnesota Office of Environmental Assistance, Design for the Environment toolkit: A competitive edge for the future, 1998.
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Return to footnote 15 referrer Government of Australia, Design for Environment: A Quick Guide to Designing Innovative Products with Minimal Environmental Impact, 2004.