PublicationsThe originalsBaldwin, J. (1996). Bucky Works: Buckminster Fuller's Ideas for Today, John Wiley & Sons Ltd.Carson, R., (1962) Silent Spring. Boston: Houghton Mifflin.Meadows, D.H., (1972) The limits to growth - A report for the Club of Rome's Project on the Predicament of Mankind. London: Earth Island Ltd. 3 -205Meadows, D.H., D.L. Meadows, and J. Randers, (1993) Beyond the Limits: Confronting Global Collapse, Envisioning a Sustainable Future. London: Chelsea Green Publishing Company.Papanek, V. (1985).Design for the Real World: Human Ecology and Social Change. London, Thames and Hudson.Ponting, C. (1991). A Green History of the World, Penguin.Schumacher, E.F., (1974) Small is beautiful: a study of economics as if people mattered. London: Sphere Books, Ltd. pp.255World Commission on Environment and Development (1987).Our Common Future. New York, Oxford University Press.TheoryBrezet, H. and C. van Hemel (1997). “Ecodesign: a promising approach to sustainable production and consumption.” Industry and environment20(1 and 2): 52.Charter, M. (1998). “Sustainable design website: linking people, ideas and tools.” Journal of Sustainable Product DesignOctober 1998(7): pp.58-59.General EcodesignLewis, H., J. Gertsakis, T. Grant, N. Morelli and A. Sweatman (2001).Design + environment, a global guide to designing greener goods, Greenleaf publishing.Tischner, U. and M. Charter (2001).Sustainable Solutions - Developing Products and Services for the Future. Sheffield, UK, Greenleaf Publishing Ltd. M. Charter and U. TischnerVale, B. and R. Vale, (1996) Green Architecture: Design for a Sustainable Future. London: Thames & Hudson Ltd.Case StudiesAnderson, R. (1995). The Journey from There to Here - The Eco-Odyssey of a CEO.Altanta, ThePeregrinzilla Press.Kodak Environmental Services (2002).Recycling One-Time-Use Cameras.2002.ConsumptionCooper, T. (1998). Sustainable Consumption: Green Consumerism or Downshifting?International Research Conference on Sustainable Development, Leeds, UK.ConstructionPapanek, V. (1995).The Green Imperative: Ecology and Ethics in Design and Architecture. London, Thames and Hudson.DesignBakker, C. (1995). Environmental Information for Industrial Designers.Delft, Delft University of Technology. Doctoral ThesisBrezet, H. and C. van Hemel (1997).Ecodesign: a promising approach to sustainable production and consumption. Paris, Rathenau Institute, TU Delft & UNEP.Dewberry, E. L. (1996).EcoDesign - Present Attitudes and Future Directions.The Design Discipline Technology Faculty. Milton Keynes, Open University. Doctoral ThesisLofthouse, V. A. (2001). Facilitating Ecodesign in an Industrial Design Context: An Exploratory Study.Enterprise Integration.Cranfield, Cranfield University. Doctoral ThesisMackenzie, D. (1997). Green Design: Design for the Environment. London, Laurence King Publishing.RMIT (1997). Introduction to EcoReDesign - Improving the environmental performance of manufactured products. Melbourne, Victoria, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology: 12.Sherwin, C. (2000). Innovative Ecodesign - An Exploratory and Descriptive Study of Industrial Design Practice.School of Industrial and Manufacturing Science.Cranfield, Cranfield University. Doctoral ThesisElectronicsChiodo, J. (2000). Active Disassembly using Smart Materials (ADSM).2003.MarketingCharter, M. and M. J. Polonsky, Eds. (1999). Greener Marketing - A global perspective on greening marketing practice, Greenleaf Publishing.Ottman, J. (1997). Green Marketing - Opportunity for Innovation. Illinois, NTC Business Books.PackagingINCPEN (2003).INCPEN - Consumer Attitudes to Packaging Survey.16th July 2003. http://www.iflsites.co.uk/resource/userdata/ipu/Consumerattitudestopackagingsurvey.pdfJedlicka, W. (2001). Consumers - The best force for change. 10th March 2003. /e-publishingServicesAllenby, D. B. (1998).Products to services. Towards Sustainable Product Design: 3rd International Conference, DTI Conference Centre, London.ThesisBakker, C. (1995). Environmental Information for Industrial Designers.Delft, Delft University of Technology. Doctoral ThesisDewberry, E. L. (1996).EcoDesign - Present Attitudes and Future Directions.The Design Discipline Technology Faculty. Milton Keynes, Open University. Doctoral ThesisLofthouse, V. A. (2001). Facilitating Ecodesign in an Industrial Design Context: An Exploratory Study.Enterprise Integration.Cranfield, Cranfield University. Doctoral ThesisMcAloone, T. (1998). Industry Experiences of Environmentally Conscious Design Integration: An Exploratory Study. School of Industrial and Manufacturing Science - The CIM Institute, Cranfield University: 180. Doctoral ThesisSherwin, C. (2000). Innovative Ecodesign - An Exploratory and Descriptive Study of Industrial Design Practice.School of Industrial and Manufacturing Science.Cranfield, Cranfield University. Doctoral ThesisSmith, M.T. (2000) 'Eco-design Innovation in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises’. Design Discipline, Technology Faculty, The Open University. PhD Thesis.ToolsBhamra, T., S. Evans, M. Simon, T. McAloone, S. Poole and A. Sweatman (1999).Integrating Environmental Decisions into the Product Development Process: Part 1 The Early Stages. EcoDesign '99: First Symposium on Environmentally Conscious Design and Inverse Manufacturing, Tokyo, Japan, IEEE.Bhamra, T. A. and V. A. Lofthouse (2003).Information/Inspiration: A web based sustainable design tool. International Conference on Engineering Design (ICED 2003), Stockholm.Brezet, H. and C. van Hemel (1997).Ecodesign: a promising approach to sustainable production and consumption. Paris, Rathenau Institute, TU Delft & UNEP.Lofthouse, V. A. (2004). “Investigation into the Role of Core Industrial Designers in Ecodesign Projects.”Design Studies25(2): pp. 215-227.Simon, M., S. Evans, T. McAloone, A. Sweatman, T. Bhamra and S. Poole (1998).Ecodesign Navigator - A key resource in the drive towards environmentally efficient product design, Manchester Metropolitan & Cranfield University.