The first step towards resource sustainability is quantifying the relationship between material
flow and stock. Dynamic material flow analysis (dMFA) bridges the gap between stock and …

The wildland–urban interface (WUI) is where buildings and wildland vegetation meet or
intermingle,. It is where human–environmental conflicts and risks can be concentrated …

Decarbonization strategies for the cement and concrete sector have relied heavily on supply-
side technologies, including carbon capture and storage (CCS), masking opportunities for …

City and regional planners have recently started exploring a circular approach to urban
development. Meanwhile, industrial ecologists have been designing and refining …

The current decarbonization strategy for the steel and cement industries is inherently
dependent on the build-out of infrastructure, including for CO2 transport and storage …

Byproduct metals are essential to global low carbon transition since they are irreplaceable in
modern renewable energy technologies. Gallium (Ga) is classified as one critical byproduct …

Built structures increasingly dominate the Earth's landscapes; their surging mass is currently
overtaking global biomass. We here assess built structures in the conterminous US by …

China, as the largest global producer of bulk materials, confronts formidable challenges in
mitigating greenhouse gas emissions arising from their production. Yet the emission savings …

Roads and rail-based mobility infrastructures are the basis for mobility services and
underpin several Sustainable Development Goals, but also induce material use and …

Plastics are one of the most widely used materials on the planet, owing to their usefulness,
durability, and relatively low cost. Yet, making, using, and disposing of plastics create …