Environmental Life Cycle Assessment: Measuring the environmental performance of products
by Rita Schenck, Phillip White
This book by Rita Schenck and Phillip White explores environmental life cycle assessment as a method to measure product environmental performance. It details processes for evaluating impacts from production to end-of-life, aiding in sustainable decision-making. Ideal for professionals seeking to quantify and reduce ecological footprints.
About This Book
Environmental Life Cycle Assessment introduces methodologies for evaluating the environmental impacts of products from cradle to grave. This book focuses on systematic approaches to quantify resource use and emissions throughout a product's life cycle.
Written by Rita Schenck and Phillip White, the text emphasizes practical tools and frameworks for conducting assessments. It covers key stages including raw material extraction, manufacturing, distribution, use, and disposal.
The content aims to support professionals in making informed decisions to improve product sustainability. Readers gain insights into standardizing measurements for environmental performance evaluation.
Overall, the book serves as a resource for understanding and applying life cycle thinking in product development and policy-making.
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