Author: Jane Anderson
An expert in Life Cycle Assessment for the Construction industry
my recent tweets
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- Excellent that the CLC are highlighting the need to use low carbon materials, but deciding if a new building is rea… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 21 hours ago
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- #ECW2014 embodiedcarbon
- #EmbCarbonAction
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Recent Posts
- ASBP publish a comprehensive list of EPD for UK produced construction products in our new Briefing Paper
- UK Government has required Whole Life Carbon assessments, which means embodied carbon assessments, for all new public works projects and programmes since December 2020
- #RegulateEmbodiedCarbon – ACAN’s campaign
- More than 10,000 EN 15804 EPD at the start of 2021!
- When is an EPD not an EPD?
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Tag Archives: IGT
CEN/TC 350 and EN 15804 – what are they and why do I need to know about them?
One of the worst things about life cycle assessment (LCA) is the jargon which those that do LCA everyday understand and reel off without thinking, but which those new to the subject, including many of our customers, find bewildering. Two … Continue reading
