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design for environment

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design for environment [di¦zīn fər in′vī·ərn·mənt]
(system engineering)
A methodology for the design of products and systems that promotes pollution prevention and resource conservation by including within the design process the systematic consideration of the environmental implications of engineering designs. Abbreviated DFE.


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org 7 SMTA Design for Environment Workshop--Tools and Techniques for the Electronics Industry San Diego, CA Contact: Melissa Serres, melissa@smta.
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org 10 Design For Environment Workshop Microsoft Executive Center Redmond, WA Contact: Jennifer Read; jread@techforecasters.
 
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