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| − | * Exploring the macroeconomic impacts of information and communication technologies on greenhouse gas emission, Journal of industrial ecology, vol 14, no 5, 2010. DOI: 10.1111/j.1530-9290.2010.00277.x
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| − | * End of life impacts of pervasive computing : are RFID tags a threat to wastze management ? IEEE TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY MAGAZINE, vol. 24, no 1, pp 45-53, P H Krauchi, P A Wager, M Eugster, G Grossmann, L Hilty (2005)
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| − | RFID technology is one of the forerunners of pervasive computing, and as such is expected to play an important role in many applications of daily life in the near future, especially in the form of Smart Labels. Based on market investigations and a material analysis of a Smart Label we showed that the use of Smart Labels does not considerably affect the recycling or disposal of packaging materials, if precautionary measures are taken, such as eco-design and, where necessary, process modifications.
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| − | * Rebound effects of progress in information technology, Poiesis Prax, vol 4, pp 19-38,2006, L.M. Hilty, A. Köhler, F von Scheele
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| − | Information technology (IT) is continuously making astounding progress in technical efficiency. The time, space, material and energy needed to provide a unit of IT service have decreased by three orders of magnitude since the first personal computer (PC) was sold. However, it seems difficult for society to translate IT’s efficiency progress into progress in terms of individual, organizational
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| − | or socio-economic goals. In particular it seems to be difficult for individuals to work more efficiently, for organizations to be more productive and for the socio-economic system to be more sustainable by using increasingly efficient IT. This article provides empirical evidence and potential explanations for this problem. Many counterproductive effects of IT can be explained economically by rebound effects. Beyond that, we conclude that the technological determinism adopted by decision-makers is the main obstacle in translating IT’s progress into non-technical goals.
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| − | * Berkhout Frans, Hertin Julia. [http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/4/6/1897156.pdf Impacts of Information and Communication Technologies on Environmental Sustainability: speculations and evidence - Report to the OECD]. SPRU - Science and technology policy research. Brighton: University of Sussex, 201, 24 p.
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| | * Bio Intelligence Service, [ftp://ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/fp7/ict/docs/sustainable-growth/ict4ee-final-report_en.pdf Impacts of ICT on energy efficiency]. Report to DG INFSO, 2008, 432 p. | | * Bio Intelligence Service, [ftp://ftp.cordis.europa.eu/pub/fp7/ict/docs/sustainable-growth/ict4ee-final-report_en.pdf Impacts of ICT on energy efficiency]. Report to DG INFSO, 2008, 432 p. |
