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“Environmentally Benign Manufacturing” is a new approach to manufacturing which attempts to reconcile economic growth and environmental protection. EBM is the manufacturing part of the industrial ecology movement. Its goal is sustainability and its methods are based upon scientific understanding and technology development in concert with policy development.1) “Ecomaterials” is a concept developed in Japan in the 1990s that considers the broad implications of material use on society. It shares many of the same goals as EBM and industrial ecology but from a materials development point of view. As such it has served as a major research approach at many distinguished Japanese research laboratories over the past ten years.2) In this paper, we look at the flow of materials driven by the production of products in the manufacturing sector.

Environmentally benign manufacturing and ecomaterials; Product induced material flows.