Dematerialization is a sustainable production strategy that reduces the quantity of materials used in products and processes, distinguishing itself from alternative material efficiency approaches by emphasizing absolute reductions in material throughput across the product lifecycle.
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Servicizing the Chemical Supply Chain
Edward D. Reiskin, Allen White, Jill Kauffman Johnson et al. · Journal of Industrial Ecology · 1999 · 161 citations
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