#LifecycleAssessment

[thomsonscaffolding]

Sustainable Practices in Scaffolding Construction

✅ Use of Recyclable Materials

✅ Modular Systems

✅ Efficient Transportation

✅ Energy-Efficient Manufacturing

✅ Regular Maintenance

✅ Eco-Friendly Coatings

✅ Waste Reduction

✅ Training and Awareness

✅ Green Certifications

✅ Lifecycle Assessment

[videocollectorking]

The Lifecycle Journey: From Conception to Recycle Bin 

🌎💡Have you ever stopped to think about the journey your products go on before they reach you - and what happens after you're done with them? 

Life Cycle Assessment, or LCA, does exactly that. It's like a detective, uncovering the environmental impacts of a product at every stage of its life.

LCA helps us find ways to reduce our ecological footprint and choose more sustainable options. 

It's not just about making greener choices; it's about transforming the way industries operate, from manufacturing to agriculture. 

Ready to be part of the change? Dive into the world of LCA and discover how we can all contribute to a healthier planet: https://wastersblog.com/103519/life-cycle-analysis-of-a-product/

[miracleyemoh]

We must learn to ask ourselves questions, it's an exercise that reveals to us what we don't know of ourselves and what we don't know we can do or not do. If you are asked to compromise if you are given so much money that meets your immediate needs and also surpasses them, will you compromise on your person and value? Now, what you do is mentally putting yourself in such situations to understand if you would compromise, To give a Swift answer without considering different factors is not a guarantee that you wouldn't compromise or compromise. That's why asking ourselves questions positions us mentally for what to face or what to do when faced with any situation or condition. Some years back, I ask myself will I cheat if I am very hungry and I have so many needs to be met, honestly speaking I told myself, yes but after that moment I had to work on myself to face such situations. Asking ourselves questions gives a clue to what can do or what we can't do. . . . #selfassessment #selfemployed #accountant #bookkeeping #accounting #assessment #assessments #tax #soletrader #payroll #formativeassessment #taxreturn #smallbusiness #lifecycleassessment #assessmentsolutions #assessmenttools #coachingassessment #physicalassessment #discassessment #threatassessment #cambridgeassessmentenglish #woundassessment #assessmentdone #healthassessment #cambridgeassessment #assessmentbook #assessmenttest #riskassessment #assessmenttime #questions https://www.instagram.com/p/CXdRwxMqnrD/?utm_medium=tumblr

[unclejegz]

@uncle_jegz • #lifecycleassessment • #unclejegz #gcse2021 #aqascience #revision #studygram #year11 #gcseresults #studywithme #gcsescience (at Thornton Heath, Bromley, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFynyTQB9_i/?igshid=tzkny35zkko8

[ge3sconsultancy-blog]

GE3S has worked on 22 reports for companies from different sectors. Reach out to us for any inquiries on sustainability reporting.

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[palmdanismanlik-blog]

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[textilelearner]

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA): The Cradle to Grave of Your Clothes

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA): The Cradle to Grave of Your Clothes #LCA #lifecycleassessment #productlifecycleassessment #clothinglifecycle

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA): The Cradle to Grave of Your Clothes Astuti Khan Senior Sourcing Officer (Myntra Fashion Brands) Myntra Jabong Pvt. Ltd. Dept. of Fashion Technology, National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) Email: astutikhan99@gmail.com   Introduction: Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a globally used and accepted method for assessing environmental impacts of a product’s life…

[alexandrebonotto]

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[oh-my-gaia]

hello world

I created this blog a while ago to gripe about the sorry state of environmentalism, “sustainability”, and the ability for our species to live in harmony with our surroundings. 

Now obviously, in the grand orchestra of the biosphere there are little dissonances that simultaneously erase and sustain life: a bear eating fish, a deer eating plants, an elephant stomping on a sapling. But as a whole, ecosystems exist in relative harmony – subject to long-term shifts in climate, sure, but graceful in their responses to change. 

What we have today with our species is a system of consumption that has grown so complex, it is beyond the grasp of our own abilities to comprehend. Our globalized economy is based on infinitely deep supply chains that rely on resource extraction and production methods far removed from the point of consumption. This computer that I’m typing on right now is made up of plastic derived from oil drilled oceans away, metal parts whose ore extraction ruins local ecosystems, electricity throughout the supply chain from plants spewing greenhouse gases and toxic emissions into the air, and human labor under conditions that I could not bear to endure or even see. But the fact that it’s all so distant from the store where I purchased the computer or from my comfy first-world home where I use it means that I don’t face the realities of its production. This allows me to implicitly support actions that I would never explicitly condone, often running counter to my personal beliefs. 

And because these impacts happen on a global scale, some of which won’t be fully realized until decades from now, any attempts to solve it will require deep understanding beyond the spatial and temporal limits of our own biology. While modern technology gives us the power to leave monster-sized footprints, at the end of the day we’re still just Homo sapiens, upright primates with enough sympathetic abilities to care about our surrounding community and maintain social structures. We didn’t evolve to be able to care about people on the other side of the planet or many generations down the line – out of sight, out of mind. We don’t care to understand the (industrial) systems that we’ve built and how they interact with the (natural) systems that sustain us; we are unwittingly creating a world in which we will no longer be able to thrive. 

The question is: can we transcend our own evolutionary limits to save ourselves? I guess we’ll see the answer play out...

[hfresneda]

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GE3S is a well-known sustainability reporting consultant in the UAE and India and has been assisting its clients for preparing non-financial reports for years. https://bit.ly/2HhqOd0 

[ge3sconsultancy-blog]

GE3S is a sustainability reporting consultant that encourages the organization to provide their feedback to GRI so that a standard could soon be developed on reporting on taxes.

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