Companies operating in the circular economy face the challenge of inclusion parameters related to the life cycle of products in the area of decision-making and communication with the stakeholders. At the same time, life cycle approach-based methods, including LCA, carbon footprint, and environmental footprint, are dynamically developed. The purpose of this article is to recognize the possibilities and applications, as well as barriers to the implementation of three group of methods - life cycle assessment, carbon footprint and environmental footprint
Purpose: In a context where the transition to a circular economy is increasingly required, it is nec...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) has been in use to a varying extent since the late 1960s. The fact that ...
Circular economies require the closing of material cycles, upcycling rather than downcycling, and in...
The current global interest in circular economy (CE) opens an opportunity to make society’s consumpt...
Driven by public awareness and international regulations and standards, sustainability and environme...
The process of transition from linear to circular economy through the delivery of sustainable produc...
The requirements of the automotive industry are increasing among customers and society due to enviro...
Scientists, government officials, firms, and other actors around the world are discussing ways to cr...
This study synthesizes perspectives on Life cycle assessment (LCA) applied in enterprises. The artic...
Activities for Part Three of Greening Business: Life cycle analysis is a relatively new approach to ...
Part Three of Greening Business: Life cycle analysis is a relatively new approach to environmental m...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a tool to assess potential environmental impacts throughout a product...
Circular business models (CBMs) represent a path for coordinating circular economy (CE) efforts. Lif...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a tool for answering questions related to environmental impacts of pr...
Lifecycle assessment, together with lifecycle thinking and lifecycle management, are systems approac...
Purpose: In a context where the transition to a circular economy is increasingly required, it is nec...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) has been in use to a varying extent since the late 1960s. The fact that ...
Circular economies require the closing of material cycles, upcycling rather than downcycling, and in...
The current global interest in circular economy (CE) opens an opportunity to make society’s consumpt...
Driven by public awareness and international regulations and standards, sustainability and environme...
The process of transition from linear to circular economy through the delivery of sustainable produc...
The requirements of the automotive industry are increasing among customers and society due to enviro...
Scientists, government officials, firms, and other actors around the world are discussing ways to cr...
This study synthesizes perspectives on Life cycle assessment (LCA) applied in enterprises. The artic...
Activities for Part Three of Greening Business: Life cycle analysis is a relatively new approach to ...
Part Three of Greening Business: Life cycle analysis is a relatively new approach to environmental m...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a tool to assess potential environmental impacts throughout a product...
Circular business models (CBMs) represent a path for coordinating circular economy (CE) efforts. Lif...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a tool for answering questions related to environmental impacts of pr...
Lifecycle assessment, together with lifecycle thinking and lifecycle management, are systems approac...
Purpose: In a context where the transition to a circular economy is increasingly required, it is nec...
Life cycle assessment (LCA) has been in use to a varying extent since the late 1960s. The fact that ...
Circular economies require the closing of material cycles, upcycling rather than downcycling, and in...