Session MO.3.A || Sustainable Chemicals and Materials Authors Meys, Raoul; Kätelhön, Arne; Bachmann, Marvin; Winter, Benedikt; Zibunas, Christian; Suh, Sangwon; Bardow, André Abstract Plastics production has 20-folded from 1964 to 2015 and is expected to reach 1,125 million tons by 2050 [1]. As a result of the exponential growth, plastics are expected to emit up [...]
Session WE.1.D || Sustainability of Business Models and Innovations Authors Finke, Sebastian; Schelte, Nora; Severengiz, Semih; Kähler, Ferdinand Abstract The rapid spread of shared micromobility services raises questions about their ecological impacts. Previous Life Cycle Assessments (LCA) show that the ecological impacts of shared mobility services vary significantly depending on the sharing mode (free-float vs. [...]
Session WE.2.D || Business Life Cycle Networks Authors Chapman, Sonia Karin Abstract Life cycle thinking contributes to a comprehensive look at impacts and responsibilities in value chains and the concrete practice of this competence is fundamental in strategic decision-making processes in companies. Rede ACV, a Brazilian association and business network launched 2013, is a forum [...]
Session WE.1.D || Sustainability of Business Models and Innovations Authors Baumann, Henrikke; Böckin, Daniel; Goffetti, Giulia; Tillman, Anne-Marie; Zobel, Thomas Abstract Recent years have seen much interest in business models as vehicles towards sustainability (cf. Boons & Lüdeke-Freund 2013). However, conventional LCA with its product focus fails to capture the environmental impacts of a business [...]
Authors Pedolin, Dario; Six, Johan; Nemecek, Thomas Abstract Agricultural production faces the challenge to improve both: The less than optimal economic situation with farmers achieving below average income as well as the environmental performance, because environmental goals are not achieved. The study analyses the question if we can achieve both, a more environmental friendly production [...]
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