Authors Bortoloto Damasceno Barcelos, Silvia Mara; Oiko, Olívia Abstract The growing global environmental concern has intensified and the environmental implications of silk yarn production practices should not be disregarded. A relevant part of environmental assessment studies focuses on the final product, however, upstream and downstream processes also contribute to the total impacts. Therefore, the aim [...]
Session MO.1.E || What Gets Measured, Gets Improved – Impact Assessment and Environmental Labeling Along the Production Chain Authors Palander, Sara; Spak, Björn; Sanne, Karin; Lorentzon, Katarina; Rydberg, Maria; Wikström, Anna Abstract Companies are working with life cycle thinking for different purposes such as marketing, purchasing, investments and strategies, with the objective to reduce the [...]
Authors Claret, Ariadna; Escamilla, Marta Abstract Fuel production from renewable resources has received attention during the recent years. Moving away from the gasoline or diesel-powered internal combustion engines for road vehicles to other technologies may help to overcome climate change and city pollution. The ToSynFuel project addresses these challenges, by building-up, operating and demonstrating the [...]
Session MO.2.E || What Gets Measured, Gets Improved – Impact Assessment and Environmental Labeling Along the Production Chain II Authors Johnsen, Fredrik Moltu; Tellnes, Lars G. F. Abstract In the past ten years, an increasing number of Environmental product declarations (EPDs) of building materials in accordance with EN 15804 have been developed and verified. This [...]
Session MO.2.E || What Gets Measured, Gets Improved – Impact Assessment and Environmental Labeling Along the Production Chain II Authors Braune, Anna; Quante, Kathrin Abstract The construction of new buildings and major renovations are responsible for a large share of global GHG emissions. At the same time, the demand for new spaces to live and [...]
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