Session MO.3.D || Addressing Marine Litter Within Life Cycle Assessment and Management Authors Scagnetti, Carla; Lorenz, Manuel Abstract The proposed theoretical framework explores how packaging could be assessed from gate-to-grave including the probability to become litter. A growing number of studies have confirmed the omnipresence of plastic pollution. Likewise, it has been revealed that marine [...]
Session MO.2.B || Decarbonized Mobility Along the Value Chain Authors Traupe, Jens; Gintaut, Thorsten Abstract Salzgitter AG is the second biggest steelmaker in Germany. The main share of production takes place in the company´s integrated steel works based in Salzgitter, Lower Saxony, Germany. The plant is focused high-quality flat steel, i.a. for the automotive sector. [...]
Session TU.1.E || Digital Technologies for a Circular Economy Authors Galindo Schaly, Sebastian; Strehle, Elilas; Pukies, Gaston Abstract Product life cycles are becoming increasingly complex and decentralized. Raw material acquisition, multi-tier manufacturing, maintenance and re-use or recycling activities are spread along a myriad of companies along the value chain. Hence, it is often difficult to [...]
Session MO.2.A || Life Cycle Approaches in the Raw Materials Sector II Authors SALA, Dariusz; Bieda, Bogusław Abstract According to European Commission’s Report on Critical Raw Materials and the Circular Economy the raw materials, such as rare earths, have a high economic importance for the EU, and are essential for the production of a broad [...]
Session WE.1.C || Methodological Approaches to Assess Life Cycle Consequences Authors Rapf, Matthias; Tang, Longhan; Pekgil, Gizem; Kranert, Martin Abstract In LCA practice, weighting and valuation of environmental impacts is strongly based on subjective impressions and decisions. This makes LCAs with similar scopes very hard to compare. We are therefore examining entropy production as physical [...]
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