In the increasing literature dealing with the potential applications of blockchain technology in
the energy sector, one key aspect is under-estimated: the use of renewal energies to fuel the …

Direct air capture (DAC) is critical for achieving stringent climate targets, yet the
environmental implications of its large-scale deployment have not been evaluated in this …

Purpose Much progress has recently been made in modelling future background systems for
LCA by including future scenario data, eg from Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs), into …

The remediation of environments contaminated with per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances
(PFAS) has become a growing priority due to the persistent, bioaccumulative, and toxic …

Orange peel waste (OPW) is present in large quantities both locally and globally, which
makes them feasible input into the circular bioeconomy. However, due to their antimicrobial …

Increasing material circularity is high on the agenda of the European Union in order to
decouple environmental impacts and economic growth. While life cycle assessment (LCA) is …

The intertwined issues of eutrophication and phosphate mineral resource scarcity have
prompted the necessity for phosphorus (P) recovery. Corn biorefineries are considered a …

Frontiers | A more basic modeling framework for life cycle methods to cover non-linear,
dynamic, and integrated effects–looking beyond linear inverse modeling Skip to main content …

The incorporation of digital technologies (DTs) and digital services into our daily lives is
expected to grow in the years ahead. Whereas these technologies and services are …

Transition can be defined as deep-structural changes in interrelated economic sectors.
Climate change issue calls for a transition in which all actors can be involved and where the …