Environmental weightings: their use in the environmental assessment of construction products

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Aizlewood, Chris

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Language: English Publication details: Bracknell IHS BRE Press 2007Description: 8p. ill. 30cmISBN:

9781860819674

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LOC classification:

333.72 $2 18

Summary: Every construction product selected for use in a building has an environmental impact through its life cycle. This study describes the development of a weighting system to assess the relative importance of the various impacts. Gives a description of the methodology used to develop the system, the weighting results and an explanation of how the weightings are used.

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Every construction product selected for use in a building has an environmental impact through its life cycle. This study describes the development of a weighting system to assess the relative importance of the various impacts. Gives a description of the methodology used to develop the system, the weighting results and an explanation of how the weightings are used.

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