Anna Stamp's Publications List

Towards a dynamic assessment of raw materials criticality: Linking agent-based demand with material flow supply modelling approaches

2013-10-11T08:58:09Z

C Knöri, P A Wäger, A Stamp, H -J Althaus, M Weil (2013) Science of the Total Environment 461-462: 808–812

Sustainable governance of scarce metals: the case of lithium

2013-10-11T09:00:00Z

T Prior, P A Wäger, A Stamp, R Widmer, D Giurco (2013) Science of the Total Environment 461–462: 785-791

Limitations of applying life cycle assessment to complex co-product systems: the case of an integrated precious metals smelter-refinery

2013-10-11T08:50:41Z

A Stamp, H J Althaus, P Waeger (2013) Resources, Conservation and Recycling :

Towards a dynamic criticality assessment: Linking agent-based demand - with material flow supply modelling approaches.

2012-06-14T12:18:39Z

Emerging technologies such as information and communication-, photovoltaic- or battery technologies are expected to significantly increase the demand for scarce metals in the near future. The recently developed methods to evaluate the criticality of mineral raw materials typically provide a ‘snapshot’ of the criticality of a certain material at one point in time by using static indicators both...

C Knoeri, P Wäger, A Stamp, HJ Althaus, M Weil (2011) Proceedings of the World Resources Forum 2011; Shaping the Future of Natural Resources - Towards a Green Economy, Davos, Switzerland

From static to dynamic criticality assessment: Linking agent-based modelling with material flow modelling approaches

2011-09-23T08:53:29Z

With the increasing scarce metals demand from emerging technologies such as information-, photovoltaic- or battery technologies, a (scientific and public) debate has arisen over the ques-tion, if the diffusion of these technologies could possibly be limited by future supply restrictions for mineral raw materials. Recently, several indicator-based assessment methods have been developed to evaluate ...

C Knoeri, P Wäger, A Stamp, H J Althaus (2011) 6th International Conference on Industrial Ecology; Science, Systems and Sustainability, Berkeley ( 7.-10. 06. 2011)

Scarce technology metals – applications, criticalities and intervention options

2013-10-11T09:04:40Z

P Wäger, R Widmer, A Stamp (2011)

Challenges for LCAs of Complex Systems : The Case of a Large-Scale Precious Metal Refinery Plant

2011-09-23T09:18:07Z

Umicore Precious Metal Refining (UPMR) runs a high-tech industrial metal refinery which recovers 17 different metals from end-of-life consumer products and from by-products of the non-ferrous industry. We present an approach for an attributive gate-to-gate LCA study of this system, which is characterised by multi-input/multi-output processes, changing feed compositions and time lags. We propose fi...

A Stamp, C E M Meskers, M Reimer, P Waeger, HJ Althaus, R W Scholz (2011) Towards Life Cycle Sustainability Management http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-1899-9_24 : 247-258

Contribution of Li-Ion Batteries to the Environmental Impact of Electric Vehicles

2011-09-23T08:53:29Z

Battery-powered electric cars (BEVs) play a key role in future mobility scenarios. However, little is known about the environmental impacts of the production, use and disposal of the lithium ion (Li-ion) battery. This makes it difficult to compare the environmental impacts of BEVs with those of internal combustion engine cars (ICEVs). Consequently, a detailed lifecycle inventory of a Li-ion batter...

D A Notter, M Gauch, R Widmer, P Wager, A Stamp, R Zah, H J Althaus (2010) Environmental Science & Technology ://000281225800005 44: 17 6550-6556

Scarce elements supply and demand: Critical issues and implications for sustainable governance. Summary of invited PhD workshop held in the context of the R'09 Twin World Congress

2013-10-11T09:06:23Z

A Stamp, D J Lang, P Wäger (2009)

Environmental impacts of a transition toward e-mobility : the present and future role of lithium carbonate production

2011-10-27T10:51:27Z

Whether the environmental benefits of emerging technologies are outweighed by the environmental impacts of producing and using technology metals remains an open question. We present a three level approach to assess how increasing environmental impacts on the resource provision level affect the overall impacts on the product level and on the service level, at an early stage of technology implementa...

A Stamp, D J Lang, P A Waeger () Journal of Cleaner Production http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959652611004124 : 0