Greenwashing: A Gentleman’s 15 Best Tips to Exquisite Deception
Ah, so you’ve tired of the milquetoast morality of “genuine sustainability” (aka greenwashing)? You wish to ascend from the dreary
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a systematic methodology used to evaluate the environmental impacts of a product throughout its entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to production, use, and disposal. This comprehensive analysis helps identify opportunities for improvement in sustainability and resource efficiency, guiding designers and manufacturers in making informed decisions. By quantifying the environmental effects associated with each stage, LCA supports the development of innovative products that minimize ecological footprints and enhance overall product stewardship.
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) In Product Design Specifically
As industries and designers struggle with increasing regulatory pressures and consumer demand for sustainability, the integration of LCA into product
Latest Publications & Patents on Zeolites
This week: Adsorption, Zeolites, Kinetic Measurements, Molecular Simulations, Strength, Hydration, Microstructural Characteristics, Clinker-Free Cement, Life Cycle Assessment, Techno-Economic Analysis, Constructed
Latest Publications & Patents on Life-Cycle Assessment (LCA)
This week: water resource conservation policies, nitrogen footprint, gray water footprint, life cycle assessment, gold, recycling, WEEE, pyrometallurgical, Life Cycle
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA): How-to Guide
Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) uncovers the hidden environmental costs of our daily items. It shows more than 70% of a
LCA vs PCF: A Comprehensive Comparison
Did you know electric vehicles over their lifetime emit over 60% less than gas-powered cars? This fact highlights the need
How Are Plastic Bottles Made
Due to their performance yet cheap price, plastic bottles are the highest volume of consumable plastic parts produced, which converts
Recycling Lesson: If It Can’t Be Reduced Song, by Pete Seeger
Culture, Recycling & Singing: Pete Seeger was a folk music legend and social justice icon. He used his music to
