Review of land use impact methodologies

By E. Lindeijer. 2000

144 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Ecology, Environmental Chemistry, Global and Planetary Change

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In Ecology

1. P. Christensen
2. Jannick H. Schmidt
3. N. Halberg
4. M. Thrane
5. W. Pengue
6. R. Dalgaard
7. T. Garnett

In Environmental Chemistry

1. Jannick H. Schmidt
2. N. Halberg
3. P. Christensen
4. M. Thrane
5. W. Pengue
6. R. Dalgaard

In Global and Planetary Change

1. Jannick H. Schmidt
2. N. Halberg
3. P. Christensen
4. M. Thrane
5. W. Pengue
6. R. Dalgaard

Citations in the corpus

• Life cycle inventory modelling of land use induced by crop consumption (2007, background): “(2006) mention that their study does not consider the spending of the profit earned from the sale of the cheese and, ideally, they would like these consequences to be investigated further. However, it seems fair to omit this aspect as the price of a product in a free market can normally be assumed t”
• LCA of soybean meal (2008, methodology): “Unfortunately, we have at present no method that reasonably translates the pressures on land into loss of biodiversity, although some efforts have been done to do so (Weidema & Lindeijer 2001, Lindeijer 2000, Mattson et al. 2000).”