Residential computer usage patterns in Japan and associated life cycle energy use

Authors:
E. Williams;T. Hatanaka
Affiliations:
Environ. & Sustainable Dev. Programme, United Nations Univ., Tokyo, Japan;Policy & Res. Director, Ecos Consulting, Durango, CO, USA
Venue:
ISEE '05 Proceedings of the International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment
Year:
2005

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Results from a joint US EPA and US electronics industry-funded life-cycle assessment of lead and two lead-free alternative solders are presented. Impact scores are reported in 16 different environmental categories for wave soldering applications. Bar ...