Guidelines for Life-Cycle Assessment: A "Code of Practice"¶
Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. (1993). Guidelines for Life-Cycle Assessment: A "Code of Practice".
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- Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)
- The naming creates space for evidence-based environmental reasoning without requiring each practitioner to build quantitative models from first principles, building on the early SETAC (1993) code of practice that first formalized LCA's terminology and procedural conventions.
This sourceSETAC, Brussels & Pensacola. First international consolidation of LCA terminology, four-phase structure, and procedural conventions; the direct intellectual ancestor of ISO 14040/14044.
- The naming creates space for evidence-based environmental reasoning without requiring each practitioner to build quantitative models from first principles, building on the early SETAC (1993) code of practice that first formalized LCA's terminology and procedural conventions.
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