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Toward Trash That Thinks: Product Tags for Environmental Management

In this article, we explore several options for linking information technology to materials and products through the use of bar codes and radio‐frequency identification (RFID) tags, and the implications for product life‐cycle management. We also describe tests with existing and modified tags, both on and inside products, as would be needed for environmental management applications.