Authors Wiche, Pia; Granato, Danilo Abstract This study shows that sustainable management in companies is focused on end-of-life (EoL) management but is made without robust life cycle indicators. The data was obtained using a self-assessment based on (UNEP/SETAC Life Cycle Initiative, 2014) that evaluates the life cycle management (LCM) maturity of companies in four dimensions: [...]
Authors Létinois, Ulla; Durlinger, Bart; Kok, Bjorn Abstract Animal production systems are essential in global food security. At the same time, they are an important source of environmental impacts such as global warming, land use (change), water use, eutrophication, and acidification. The impacts can significantly be mitigated through various system management changes, technical and feed [...]
Session TU.2.D || Sustainability Assessments in Industry Creating Meaningful Information Authors Whiting, Andy; Aumônier, Simon; Collins, Michael; Calnan, Aoife; Brick, Nathan; Aumônier, Riley Abstract Pressurised metered-dose inhalers (pMDI) are the most common type of inhaler device used in the UK and are widely employed in other markets around the world. These inhalers typically make use [...]
Session MO.2.C || Transfer Towards Climate Neutrality – Scenarios, Options and Valuation Authors Behtke, Maurice; Rödger, Jan-Markus; Gauß, Philipp; Zierleyn, Fabian Abstract The aviation industry is currently responsible for 2.5% of the global CO2Eq-emissions and this only for the in-flight phase. With an estimated global air traffic doubling every 20 years, the altitude level of [...]
Authors Pihkola, Hanna; Pajula, Tiina; Järnefelt, Vafa; García Uriarte, Ainara; Bianchi, Marco; Recio Paule, Raquel; Räty, Tarmo; vom Berg, Christopher; Kähler, Ferdinand Abstract The aim of this paper is to provide a critical understanding of the potential environmental, economic and social impacts and benefits related to the deployment of circularity measures in the manufacturing of [...]
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