Background, aim, and scope Life-cycle thinking and life-cycle approaches are concepts that
are getting increased attention worldwide and in particular in EU Policies related to …

Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a widely accepted methodology to support decision-making
processes in which one compares alternatives, and that helps prevent shifting of …

Introduction The amount of waste generated in Europe and, beyond, by our production and
consumption patterns is significant. A proper waste management is essential in order to …

Life cycle assessment (LCA) is a widely accepted methodology to support decision‐making
processes in which one compares alternatives, and that helps prevent shifting of …

As widely recognised by EU legislation, Life Cycle Thinking (LCT) is a viable approach to
support sound waste management choices. In this context, the Institute for Environment and …

The increase in waste generation worldwide demands complex waste management
strategies to comply with stricter legislation frameworks and environmental targets. Life cycle …

Objective. The objective of the forum is' More sustainable waste and resource management
through the appropriate use of life cycle techniques'. Actions. The main focus areas for the …

Life cycle thinking is essential to consider the implications of different waste management
systems beyond their traditional regional boundaries. Building on data provided by …

Managing waste sustainably requires an assessment of the environmental costs and
benefits of alternative waste management practices on a more sound and objective basis …

Municipal solid waste (MSW) management is a globally recognized environmental issue.
The concepts of sustainability and the circular economy have progressed MSW …