• RFF Press is having an Earth Day sale - all books are 50% off until April 22 2007, including our EIO-LCA book. lease use the special discount code, EDA, while shopping online at www.rffpress.org. You can directly see the order page for our book here. Discount applied at checkout.

While we are rebuilding and redesigning this part of the website to better organize our existing materials, feel free to visit the websites of two courses taught at Carnegie Mellon that teach LCA and EIO-LCA. These 2 courses utilize all of the learning activities, websites, and powerpoint presentations we have made on the subject.

• Technology and the Environment - taught by Deanna Matthews. This course is a technical elective taught to non-engineering students (mostly humanities and social science). The material is generally less quantitative, and geared towards describing environmental problems and helping students to understand how human activities influence them.
• Life Cycle Assessment - taught by Scott Matthews. This course is taught primarily for graduate students in environmental engineering, but is open to undergraduate seniors in engineering with significant environmental coursework or experience. This one-half semester course is focused on LCA, including qualitative and quantitative assessment techniques.