Organized by The Institute of Life Cycle Assessment, Japan
The Japan World Exposition 1970
Kyoto City and the Kyoto Convention & Visitors Bureau| Winner | Teijin Aramid B.V., Netherlands; Teijin Limited, Japan |
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| Presentation title | SUSTAINABILITY AT TEIJIN: CUSTOMER BENEFIT MODEL AND CASE STUDY TIRES |
| Authors | Heidi Beers1, Shuichi Osaki2, Marjan Kamer1, Yukako Kurose2, Nobuyuki Takakura2 |
| Organization(s) | 1: Teijin Aramid, Netherlands, The; 2: Teijin Limited, Japan |
| Winner | Azbil Corporation, Japan |
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| Presentation title | Application of Organizational Life Cycle Assessment to define materiality in environmental initiatives of azbil Group |
| Authors | Ayako Nagayama, Shigeo Kimura, Hiromu Hatano |
| Organization(s) | Azbil Corporation, Japan |
| Winners | Heng Yi Teah, Motoharu Onuki |
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| Presentation title | Comparing the Life Cycle Sustainability of Recycled-P Fertilizer to Mineral-P Fertilizer in Japan |
| Organization(s) | The University of Tokyo, Japan |
| Winners | Osamu Takeda1, Takahiro Miki1, Kenichi Nakajima2 |
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| Presentation title | Elemental distribution thermodynamically evaluated in an electric furnace for ferronickel production |
| Organization(s) | 1: Tohoku University, Japan; 2: National Institute for Environmental Studies |
| Winners | Kenichi Nakajima1, Ichiro Daigo2, Keisuke Nansai1, Kazuyo Matsubae3, Wataru Takayanagi1, Makoto Tomita4, Yasunari Matsuno5 |
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| Presentation title | Global distribution of material consumption: Nickel, Copper, and Iron |
| Organization(s) | 1: National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan; 2: The University of Tokyo; 3: Tohoku University; 4: Tokai University; 5: Chiba Universiry |
| 1st Prize Winner | Eri Amasawa (The University of Tokyo) |
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| Presentation title | Environmental Consequences of Current and Future Book Reading |
| 2nd Prize Winner | Timothy Tyson Werner (Monash University) |
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| Presentation title | Is Recycling the Best Way to Secure Scarce Metals? |
| 3rd Prize Winner | Felipe Vasquez (Norwegian University of Science and Technology) |
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| Presentation title | Demographics and Food-Resources Demand |
| 4th Prize Winner | Keisuke Yoshida (Nagoya University) |
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| Presentation title | Study of Anthropogenic Disturbance with Geomorphologic Change |
| 5th Prize Winner | Christoph Helbig (University of Augsburg) |
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| Presentation title | Critical Materials and Dissipative Losses |
| 5th Prize Winner | Dieuwertje Louise Schrijvers (University of Bordeaux) |
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| Presentation title | Anthropogenic Stocks as a New Element in Consequential Life Cycle Inventory |
| 5th Prize Winner | Romain Sacchi (Aalborg University) |
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| Presentation title | Rethinking of Circular Supply Chains: Lessons from Consequential LCA |
