Every clca article tagged “end-of-life scenario” — 5 technical pieces covering the topic from methodology, standards interpretation and practical application angles.
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The same tonne of plastic displaces electricity if burned and granulate if recycled — but the two credits are not the same size and cannot both be granted to one stream. The waste hierarchy, EN 15804 Table 13 and the formulae.
Read moreThe claim that timber is 'carbon negative' has to survive proper accounting. When stored carbon may be counted, and what happens at end-of-life.
Read moreThe -1/+1 rule, per-material biogenic carbon declaration, and how reuse / recycling / energy-recovery scenarios play out in GWP-biogenic.
Read moreNobody knows what recycling infrastructure will look like in fifty years. How to work with that uncertainty and report scenarios honestly.
Read moreCircularity is not an environmental benefit in itself — it has to be measured. When recycling wins, and when it does not.
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