The construction industry’s high contribution to global greenhouse gas emissions is well documented. This has driven many countries to develop strategies aiming to achieve net-zero emissions in their built environments. Currently, the development of near-zero construction materials is still a niche, especially for insulation materials. In this paper, we explore the environmental impacts from the production of fast-growing bio-based construction materials and their potential transport at regional, national and international scales with the use of prospective life cycle assessment
Life cycle assessment has become an important tool for determining the environmental impact of mater...
Construction industries play a large role in contributing to the environmental problems. The buildin...
The building and construction industry has become the focus of environmental impact reduction in th...
Conventional construction materials which rely on a fossil-based, nonrenewable extractive economy ar...
This chapter introduces the environmental assessment methods used to understand the environmental im...
The construction sector is rapidly growing and creating enormous impacts on the global environment. ...
International audienceThis paper aims to develop a Life Cycle Assessment-based methodology to assess...
By 2020 the building regulations in Europe will be tightened to evolve to nearly-zero-energy buildin...
The climate crisis is urging us to act fast. Buildings are a key leverage point in reducing greenhou...
The global challenge of large-scale climate change mitigation requires action also in the building a...
According to the IEA Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction 2019, one of the main indus...
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires immediate and drastic reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) e...
In the UK, the construction industry is responsible for over 50 % of total carbon emissions. 20% of ...
The building industry accounts for almost 40% of the total carbon emissions that are directly respon...
The construction industry is one of the less sustainable activities on the planet, constituting 40% ...
Life cycle assessment has become an important tool for determining the environmental impact of mater...
Construction industries play a large role in contributing to the environmental problems. The buildin...
The building and construction industry has become the focus of environmental impact reduction in th...
Conventional construction materials which rely on a fossil-based, nonrenewable extractive economy ar...
This chapter introduces the environmental assessment methods used to understand the environmental im...
The construction sector is rapidly growing and creating enormous impacts on the global environment. ...
International audienceThis paper aims to develop a Life Cycle Assessment-based methodology to assess...
By 2020 the building regulations in Europe will be tightened to evolve to nearly-zero-energy buildin...
The climate crisis is urging us to act fast. Buildings are a key leverage point in reducing greenhou...
The global challenge of large-scale climate change mitigation requires action also in the building a...
According to the IEA Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction 2019, one of the main indus...
Limiting global warming to 1.5°C requires immediate and drastic reductions in greenhouse gas (GHG) e...
In the UK, the construction industry is responsible for over 50 % of total carbon emissions. 20% of ...
The building industry accounts for almost 40% of the total carbon emissions that are directly respon...
The construction industry is one of the less sustainable activities on the planet, constituting 40% ...
Life cycle assessment has become an important tool for determining the environmental impact of mater...
Construction industries play a large role in contributing to the environmental problems. The buildin...
The building and construction industry has become the focus of environmental impact reduction in th...