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is a necessary condition of sustainability, and they must be accounted for in the
analysis and design of sustainable processes. As concerns about the sustain-
ability of products continue to increase, evaluating products and processes to
minimize environmental impact will be more valuable in addressing govern-
mental and consumer concerns.

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