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Title: Cleaner Production, Industrial Ecology and Sustainability


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Cleaner Production, Industrial Ecology and
Sustainability
  • Jouni Korhonen

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Topics
  • Materials flows in industrial systems
  • Materials flows in ecosystems
  • Research challenges

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Flows of Matter in Industrial Systems
Industrial system, production and consumption
  • Over-harvesting of renewables
  • Use of non-renewables

Nature
Nature
- Wastes exceeding the ecosystem carrying capacity
University of Tampere, Research Institute for
Social Sciences, Jouni Korhonen June 2005
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Flows of Energy in Industrial Systems
Industrial system, production and consumption
  • Use of non-renewable fossil fuels

Nature
Nature
- Producing emissions exceeding natures
assimilation capacity
University of Tampere, Research Institute for
Social Sciences, Jouni Korhonen June 2005
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Flows of Carbon in Industrial Systems
Industrial system, production and consumption
  • Use of geological carbon, extracted outside
    ecosystems

Nature
Nature
- Releasing cardon dioxide (CO2) foreign to nature
University of Tampere, Research Institute for
Social Sciences, Jouni Korhonen June 2005
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Natural Ecosystem A Sustainable System
Solar energy
Plants
Animals
Decomposers, scavengers, bacteria, fungi
Waste heat
Cyclical and cascading flow of materials and
energy based on infinite solar energy input
(master of recycling)
University of Tampere, Research Institute for
Social Sciences, Jouni Korhonen June 2005
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Industrial Ecosystem of the Uimaharju Forest
Industry Park, North Karelia, Finland
University of Tampere, Research Institute for
Social Sciences, Jouni Korhonen June 2005
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Uimaharju 1955-1966 Type I
Forest
Lake
ecosystem
Domestic
roundwood
Bark
boiler
CO2, other emissions
Bark
Heat
(1)
Air
Saw
mill
Sawn
Power,
timber
fossil fuels
Ash, other solid wastes
Sawdust
Landfill
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Uimaharju 1967-1992 Type II
Forest
Pulping
Industrial
Lake
chemicals
ecosystem
gases
Mechanically purified
(1967-
1989) or aerated
(1989-
1991) waste waters
Domestic roundwood, Some imported roundwood
Bark
Waste
boiler
waters
Black liquor,
Pulp
Pulp
bark
mill
Heat
Tall oil
,
Bark
turpentine
(1)
Air
Chips
CHP
CO
, other
Saw
Steam (4)
(2)
2
power
Heat (5)
Sawn
emissions
mill
plant
timber
Ash, other solid wastes
Fossil fuels,
power
Landfill
Sawdust
(6)
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Uimaharju 1992-2003 Type III
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  • Research challenges
  • System Vs. System boundaries
  • Example Finnish forest industry imports and
    exports
  • System Vs. System component
  • Example Inter vs. Intra-organizational
    management
  • Eco-efficiency Vs. Growth
  • Example The rebound effect and the Jevons
    paradox, e.g. fuel efficient cars vs. mileage
    driven
  • Downstream impacts Vs. Upstream root causes
  • Example CFCs, SO2 as known impacts
  • Waste Vs. Its definition (cultural/social
    construct)
  • Examples Past vs. present, Developed vs.
    Developing countries

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Social Sciences, Jouni Korhonen June 2005
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