Author: Jane Anderson
An expert in Life Cycle Assessment for the Construction industry
my recent tweets
- ICEv3 showing increased impacts for materials - potentially because EPD now covering countries with poorer environm… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 2 days ago
- Good to hear that @EcoCraigJones will be expanding the #ICE database using #EPD to cover many more materials, and a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 2 days ago
- For the 2021 ASBP Awards we are taking a different approach. We want to shine the light on transformative ideas and… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…xxx 2 days ago
- As a (very) ex-rower, looking forward to listening to this. Respect in advance. twitter.com/carboncoach/st…xxx 3 days ago
- You’d think councils would learn from Sheffield. twitter.com/jester/status/…xxx 3 days ago
my tags
- #ECW2014
- #ECW2014 embodiedcarbon
- #EmbCarbonAction
- 2 degrees
- A Level
- Architect
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- BRE
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- capital carbon
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- manufacturer
- NASA
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- procurement
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- regulation
- Ska
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- transport
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Recent Posts
- Over 7000 EN 15804 Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) were available at the start of 2020 with numbers continuing to increase
- Embodied Emissions event at London Climate Week
- 30th May 2019 was a Big Day for Embodied Carbon in the UK
- More than 6000 EN 15804 EPD now available!
- For every five houses built, does one house worth really go to landfill or incineration?
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Tag Archives: syllabus
New GCSE’s to cover Life Cycle Assessment
The new syllabus for GCSE Chemistry, to be taught in schools from 2016 for examination in 2017, will now cover Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). If take-up stays the same, this should mean around 125,000 children in 2017 will have a knowledge of … Continue reading
Posted in LCA, Life cycle assessment, STEM
Tagged A Level, Education, GCSE, LCA, syllabus
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