Dr. H. Scott Matthews

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  H. Scott Matthews, Research Director, Green Design Institute at Carnegie Mellon University
  
  Scott is an Associate Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University as well as the Research Director of the Green Design Institute (GDI).Scott's primary research interest is the sustainable, life cycle management of infrastructure.Read More
  
  Scott defines infrastructure broadly to include transportation and building facilities, as well as energy, utility, and telecommunications networks.In assessing the efficiency of management methods, Scott considers private and social aspects such as externality costs of pollution.His current projects include: Economic Input-Output Life Cycle Assessment (EIO-LCA), Assessment Tool and Visualization for Regional Supply Chain Impacts, Assessment and Redesign of Processes for Sustainable Construction and Critical Infrastructure Interdependencies.He has also taught courses on Benefit-Cost Analysis, Civil Systems Investment Planning and Pricing, and Infrastructure Management.
  
  Scott has been involved with the annual IEEE International Symposium on Electronics and the Environment as well as the International Society for Industrial Ecology.
  
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  Sustainable Systems and Technology - H Scott Matthews

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  PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) today announced that Carnegie Mellon University received a $25,000 environmental research grant and that university faculty members H. Scott Matthews and Deanna H. Matthews were named AT&T Faculty Fellows in Industrial Ecology.
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  "This grant will help us continue our leading edge research about the impacts and risk of carbon emissions," said H. Scott Matthews, associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and engineering and public policy at Carnegie Mellon University.

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  Also , air delivery is three times more expensive per ton-mile and uses about five times as much fuel as trucking , said H. Scott Matthews , a research director with the Green Design Initiative and a research scientist in economics at CMU's graduate school of industrial administration.

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  Measuring our impact - carbon footprint - H. Scott Matthews (Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Publbic Policy at Carnegie Mellon University)
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  Measuring Our Impact - Carbon Footprint - H. Scott Matthews (Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University)

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  To put the implications of this boundary decision into context, Carnegie Mellon researchers H. Scott Matthews, Chris T. Hendrickson and Christopher L. Weber, have developed a new method that estimates the amount of greenhouse gas emissions across all tiers of the entire supply chain for all industries.
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  "By far, most companies are pursuing very limited footprints — toe prints really — instead of comprehensive ones," said Matthews, an associate professor of civil and environmental engineering and engineering and public policy.

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  The TAG is chaired by Dr. H. Scott Matthews, Research Director of the Green Design Institute of the Carnegie Mellon University and recent recipient of the prestigious Laudis Award.
  
  "I am very excited about being involved in the launch and refinement of this important GHG protocol," stated Dr. Matthews.

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  Let me say that just because you write for the NY Times and you quote Michael Pollan, author of In Defense of Food, Voices of the Land, The Botany of Desire, Omnivore's Dilemma (among others), sites the Locavores website and links to an article in Environmental Science and Technology by Christopher L. Weber and H. Scott Matthews of Carnegie-Mellon doesn't make your conclusions right.

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  "Quantification of all building phases is important in life cycle assessments, especially for the construction phase, which is often disregarded," says H. Scott Matthews of Carnegie-Mellon University's Green Design Institute, and a widely published author on the topic of Environmental Input-Output LCAs.He has also worked in the construction industry.
  
  Both Hoff and Matthews advocate an ambitious, holistic view, taking into account previously unconsidered information, such as fuel-use estimates, global warming potential and emissions, including particulates, carbon monoxide and volatile organic compounds.
  
  "The I-O-based hybrid LCA tool presents updated, revised, and more comprehensive estimates of the environmental impacts of construction projects than previous and existing construction LCAs," Matthews says.

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  Scott Matthews is the Research Director of the Green Design Initiative and a Research Faculty member in the Graduate School of Industrial Administration at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.His research, teaching, and consulting activities are in the interdisciplinary fields of systems engineering, benefit-cost analysis, environmental management, and the socio-economic implications of information technology.Scott also teaches a popular course in "Information Warfare" in the College of Engineering.Scott has a Ph.D. degree in Economics and a B.S. in Computer Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy (all from CMU).

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