From cradle to grave
Companies' use of life-cycle assessment is exploding. the environmentalist reports
Powerful business drivers, ranging from increased environmental regulation to greater awareness of resource scarcity, are pushing the once niche tool of life-cycle assessment (LCA) into the mainstreamContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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