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Advancing water footprint assessments: Combining the impacts of water pollution and scarcityNARA Subscribed
Science of The Total Environment · 2023 · Vol. 870 · Elsevier
Éléonore Pierrat; Alexis Laurent; Martin Dorber; Martin Rygaard; Francesca Verones; Michael Hauschild
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Heat recovery and water reuse in micro-distilleries improves eco-efficiency of alcohol productionNARA Subscribed
Journal of Environmental Management · 2023 · Vol. 325 · Academic Press
Isabel Schestak; Jan Spriet; Kirsty Black; David Styles; Maria Faragò; Martin Rygaard; A. Prysor Williams
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Eco‐efficiency of water and wastewater management in food production: A case study from a large dairy in DenmarkNARA Subscribed
Journal of Industrial Ecology · 2020 · Vol. 24 · Issue 5 · Springer
Julie Skrydstrup; Sille Lyster Larsen; Martin Rygaard
Rising water demands and pressures on water resources call for water management in industrial production. An eco‐efficiency framework may provide justification for water consumption and treatment by combining environmental and economic dimensions in a life cycle perspective. We used principles of value added and value chain assessment (VCA) in the life‐cycle system boundaries for a consistent assessment of eco‐efficiency. The...
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