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Purpose The increasing need for novel technologies with reduced environmental impacts is driving a need for early assessment of their environmental performance, both for evaluating their potentials and supporting early-stage technology optimization. Here, we quantify the environmental performance of an emerging vitrification technology for recycling bauxite residue into a supplementary cementitious material using ex ante life...
Bayesian material flow analysis for systems with multiple levels of disaggregation and high dimensional dataNARA Subscribed
Material flow analysis (MFA) is used to quantify and understand the life cycles of materials from production to end of use, which enables environmental, social, and economic impacts and interventions. MFA is challenging as available data are often limited and uncertain, leading to an under‐determined system with an infinite number of possible stocks and flows values. Bayesian statistics is an effective way to address these cha...
Local terrestrial biodiversity impacts in life cycle assessment: A case study of sedum roofs in London, UKNARA Subscribed
Urban development is a key driver of global biodiversity loss. “Green” infrastructure is integrated to offset some impacts of development on ecosystem quality by supporting urban biodiversity, a prominent example being green roofs. The effects of green infrastructures on urban biodiversity are not well understood and poorly included in life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology. Here, we present a novel methodology that quantifie...
Unified Materials Information System (UMIS): An Integrated Material Stocks and Flows Data StructureNARA Subscribed
Summary Modern society depends on the use of many diverse materials. Effectively managing these materials is becoming increasingly important and complex, from the analysis of supply chains, to quantifying their environmental impacts, to understanding future resource availability. Material stocks and flows data enable such analyses, but currently exist mainly as discrete packages, with highly varied type, scope, and structure....
Summary With the growth of the field of industrial ecology (IE), research and results have increased significantly leading to a desire for better utilization of the accumulated data in more sophisticated analyses. This implies the need for greater transparency, accessibility, and reusability of IE data, paralleling the considerable momentum throughout the sciences. The Data Transparency Task Force (DTTF) was convened by the go...
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