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Publications Abstracts and full contents of documents are downloadable as pdf files, which require the Adobe Reader software to open. This software is freely downloadable from this URL at Adobe's website. Due to copyright issues, files for articles published in journals and books cannot be placed on this website. If you want a copy of an article, please send a request to ramzy.kahhat@asu.edu. Please note that the first link in the
reference is to the homepage of the journal or book, not to the article
itself. The link to an actual abstract or report is in parenthesis after the
reference. Sustainability
and international reuse and recycling of computers E-Market
for E-waste: an alternative management system for the U.S., R. Kahhat, J. Kim, M. Xu, B. Allenby, and E. Williams, “in press,
Resources, Conservation and Recycling
(2008) Sustainability
review of the international reverse chain for reuse and recycling of
computers, E. Williams, R. Kahhat, B. Allenby, E.
Kavazanjian, J. Kim and M. Xu, to appear in Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE
International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment, Forecasting
sales and generation of end-of-life computers in the Current
status and research on E-waste issues in Asia, A.
Terazono, S. Murakami, N. Abe, B. Inanc, Y. Moriguchi, S. Sakai, M. Kojima,
A. Yoshida, J. Li, J. Yang, M. H. Wong, A. Jain, I. Kim, G. L. Peralta, C.C.
Lin, T. Mungcharoen, and E. Williams, J.
Material Cycles and Waste Management, 1-12 (2006) Mandated
prices as an instrument to mitigate environmental impacts in informal
reuse/recycling, E. Williams, in Proceedings of The Second National
Institute for Environment Studies (NIES) Workshop on E-waste: November 23rd,
Tokyo, Japan, pp 43-56 (2005) (full
article – pdf format) International activities on E-waste and
guidelines for future work, E.
Williams, in Proceedings of The Third Workshop on Material Cycles and Waste
Management in Asia, National Institute of Environmental Sciences: Tsukuba,
Japan (2005) (full article – pdf format) The
relevance of computer usage patterns and secondary markets for energy
management, E. Williams and T.
Hatanaka, in Proceedings of the 2005 ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency
in Industry, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy: Washington
D.C. (2005) Computers
and the environment—an introduction to understanding and managing their
impacts, R. Kuehr, J, Velasquez
and E. Williams, , in R. Kuehr and E. Williams (eds.), Computers and the
Environment: Understanding and Managing their Impacts, Springer, 1-16 (2003) Environmental
impacts associated with the production of personal computers, E. Williams, in R. Kuehr and E. Williams (eds.),
Computers and the Environment: Understanding and Managing their Impacts, Springer,
41-72 (2003) Strategizing
the end-of-life handling of personal computers, E. Williams and Y. Sasaki, in R. Kuehr and E. Williams (eds.),
Computers and the Environment: Understanding and Managing their Impacts, Springer,
183-196 (2003) Today’s
Markets for Used PCs—And Ways to Enhance Them, E. Williams and R. Kuehr, in R. Kuehr and E.
Williams (eds.), Computers and the Environment: Understanding and Managing
their Impacts, Springer, 197-210 (2003) Life
Cycle Assessment of IT hardware Case Studies in Energy Use to Realize
Ultra-High Purities in Semiconductor Manufacturing, N. Krishnan, E.
Williams and S. Boyd, to appear in Proceedings of the 2008 IEEE International
Symposium on Electronics and the Environment, Measures and Trends in Energy Use of
Semiconductor Manufacturing, L. Deng and E. Williams, to appear in Proceedings
of the 2008 IEEE International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment,
San Francisco, CA (2008) Carbon Emissions Embodied in
Importation, Transport and Retail of Electronics in the U.S.: A Growing
Global Issue, C. Weber, H. Scott Matthews, J. Corbett and E. Williams, in 2007 IEEE
International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment, IEEE: Piscataway,
New Jersey, 174-179 (2007) Energy intensity of computer
manufacturing: hybrid analysis combining process and economic input-output
methods, E. Williams, Environmental
Science & Technology 38(22), 6166 - 6174 (2004) (view abstract) The environmental impacts of
semiconductor fabrication, E.
Williams, Thin Solid Films 461(1), 2-6 (2004) Forecasting Material and Economic Flows
in the Global Production Chain for Silicon, E. Williams, Technological Forecasting and Social Change 70(4),
341-357 (2003) (abstract or full article at Science Direct) The 1.7 Kilogram Microchip: Energy and
Material Use in the Production of Semiconductor Devices. E. Williams, R. Ayres, and M. Heller. Environmental Science & Technology 36 (24).
5504-5510. Dec. 15 (2002) (view abstract)
E-commerce,
business and the environment Design and Assessment of a Sustainable
Networked System in the Energy use in sales and distribution
via B2C E-commerce and conventional retail: a case study of the Japanese book
sector. E. Williams and T. Tagami.
Journal of Industrial Ecology 6(2), 99-114 (2002)
(view abstract) Monitoring
and control systems to reduce energy use in homes Scoping
the potential of monitoring and control technologies to reduce energy use in
homes, E. Williams and H. Scott
Matthews, in 2007 IEEE International Symposium on Electronics and the
Environment, IEEE: Use
of a computer-based system to measure and manage energy use in the home, E. Williams, H. Scott Matthews, M. Breton and T.
Brady, 2006 IEEE International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment,
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