Handbook on life cycle assessment operational guide to the ISO standards

By Jeroen B. Guinée. 2002

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Subfields: Ecology, Environmental Engineering, Water Science and Technology

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Economic and environmental analysis of a Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) facility for oil recovery from Canadian oil sands (2015, background): “Life cycle assessment (LCA) methods allow for systematic assessments of the life cycle implications of important oil sands technologies such as the Steam Assisted Gravity Drainage (see [17] for information on LCA).”
On the uncanny capabilities of consequential LCA (2014, background): “Furthermore, unlike the authors’ view, “ALCA does not consider counterfactual uses of inputs, so it cannot account for this,” it is a standard procedure to test multiple scenarios for input uses and waste handling options in LCA (Guinee et al. 2002; Weidema et al. 2004; ISO 2006a, 2006b).”
Environmental Impacts of Products: A Detailed Review of Studies (2006, methodology): “Sometimes calculated via the CML approach (Guinée 2002); sometimes presented as total material requirement (TMR), via the approach of the Wuppertal Institute (Moll and Acosta 2006) 12.”
A review of volunteered geographic information quality assessment methods (2017, background): “Lineage describes the history of a dataset from collection, acquisition to compilation and derivation to its form at the time of use (Van Oort and Bregt 2005, Hoyle 2001, Guin´ee 2002).”
Life cycle sustainability assessment of electricity options for the UK (2012, methodology): “As discussed, according to the CML methodology [62,63] used in this study, nuclear and solar PV have the highest HTP; this same trend is observed using the IMPACT2002+ methodology [111].”
Bias in normalization: Causes, consequences, detection and remedies (2007, background): “First it should be noted that the characterisation factor for marine aquatic ecotoxicity by hydrogen fluoride has only been added at a later stage to the other factors (Huijbregts 2000) and is under discussion ( Frischknecht et al. 2004 (p. 27)).”
Large scale deployment of polymer solar cells on land, on sea and in the air (2014, background): “19 In the former approach 20 relevance is given to the potential for causing damage (problem-oriented), while the latter focuses on the damage in itself (damage-oriented).”
The ecoinvent database version 3 (part II): analyzing LCA results and comparison to version 2 (2016, background): “database comparisons for selected CML-IA midpoint indicators (Guinée et al. 2002) are included in the SI.”
Life Cycle Inventory Analysis of Recycling: Mathematical and Graphical Frameworks (2014, neutral): “Those inflows and outflows are referred to as “elementary flows” [10].”