ReCiPe
ReCiPe is a method for the life cycle impact assessment (LCIA). The primary objective of the method is to transform the long list of life cycle inventory results into a limited number of indicator scores.
ReCiPe is a method for the life cycle impact assessment (LCIA). The primary objective of the method is to transform the long list of life cycle inventory results into a limited number of indicator scores.
PEF SERIES | The Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) approach is game-changing when it comes to comparing products. This time, we talk about the state of the art of carbon modelling in the PEF approach.
Electric vehicles are lauded as the best passenger vehicles available today. But do they really have lower impacts than hybrid vehicles or the much-maligned internal combustion vehicles? This month's Sustainability Mythbusters.
PEF SERIES | The Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) approach is game-changing when it comes to comparing products. This time, we talk about how the PEF initiative chose its impact assessment methods.
Crops used for biofuels can also be used for food or animal feed. And even if other crops are more interesting as food, biofuels take up agricultural land. Does that mean that biofuels cause food shortages? This month's Sustainability Mythbusters.
PEF SERIES | The PEF Pilots framework relies on a well thought governance structure established to ensure transparency and collaboration towards the creation of European environmental policy.
A new study claims that it's better for the environment to eat bacon than it is to eat lettuce. But doesn't everybody else say that plant-based diets have a lower impact? This month in Sustainability Mythbusters: food fight!
The adage of “reduce, reuse, recycle” can contribute to a safe use of chemicals, and this is one of the key elements of a successful circular economy.
PEF SERIES | The Product Environmental Footprint (PEF) approach is game-changing when it comes to comparing products. This time, we talk about the innovations PEF brings to data requirements, and why they matter.
Circular Economy is inspiring. However, making the transition from Linear to Circular thinking is challenging. In this article, Eric Mieras and Jan van der Kaaij display an approach to help you catch the right opportunities and make them work.