ÖKOBAUDAT offers both generic datasets and specific environmental declaration datasets from diverse companies or associations. Datasets are provided for the relevant building products, in compliance with DIN EN 15804. The constantly updated ÖKOBAUDAT (current version 2023-I from ) is the mandatory database for the Assessment System for Sustainable Building (Bewertungssystem Nachhaltiges Bauen, BNB). Trainings OpenLCA Is A Training Show details.More than 1400 datasets for building products - EN 15804- and BNB-compliant Umberto and openLCA, and a standard case study was designed for the LCA. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a technique for assessing the environmental impacts of products from raw materials to disposal after use. GreenDelta provides training courses for openLCA mainly in English on a regular basis, and other languages upon request. We offer different kinds of training courses on a basic & intermediate level for beginners and on an advanced level. consequently all software tools should update their databases from there. The openLCA LCIA method is available online for free and can be used for all data sets provided through the openLCA Nexus platform. The LCA Database, part of the LCA Digital Commons Project at the National Agricultural Library, provides open access Life Cycle Assessment datasets and tools. The goal of the LCA Digital Commons Project is to develop a database and tool set intended to provide data for use in LCAs of food, biofuels, and a variety of other bioproducts.

It makes North American LCA data more accessible to the community of researchers, policy-makers, industry process engineers, and LCA practitioners. One example of a Life Cycle Assessment study comes from dairy farming: an extensive study considered practices at dairy farms, milk processing facilities, transportation companies, and other portions of the supply chain that ultimately puts milk into American's refrigerators. Based on their data, they calculated the greenhouse gas output to get a generic gallon of milk produced, processed, packaged, distributed, sold, and consumed is between 15 to 20 pounds of CO 2-equivalent. The study data also show the relative contribution of greenhouse gases from each phase of the supply chain.

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