An ecological backpack describes the quantity of used up resources, those with the production, which use and the disposal of a product or a service must be spent. It is to offer a comparison yardstick, with which one clarifies, which ecological consequences the supply of certain goods causes.

See also

• Ecological balance
• Inputinput input per service unit
• Ecological foot casting

Literature

• Friedrich Schmidt Bleek (Hrsg.): The ecological backpack. 2004, ISBN 3777612898

Related links

• Quark & CO: The ecological backpack - each product carries its load
• Ride-hope; Geibler; Kuhndt, in: Yearbook ecology 2003: Virtually = pollution The ecological backpack of the Internet (pdf)
• Factor 10 Institut in Carnoules

Articles in category "Ecological backpack"

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