HIRE US:

Life Cycle
Management

Introducing:
Life Cycle Assessment is a way of determining the environmental impacts associated with a product or service over its entire lifecycle. An LCA can assist with purchasing decisions, create credibility, and improve the resource use efficiency, enhancing overall environmental sustainability.

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Click the icons alongside and learn more about the specific role that each section contributes to our Life Cycle management programme.

A carbon footprint is closely linked to energy use. In primary production, sources such as animals, refrigerants, and land-use change (soil carbon), can dominate.

The water footprint or 'virtual water' describes all water used in the supply chain: blue (abstracted surface/ground water); green (rain consumption); and grey (assimilation of pollutants).

Encompasses both direct energy (electricity recorded on the meter) and embodied energy (energy associated with extraction, refining and delivery).

Carbon stored or released from the soil can be linked to changes in land use. Soil carbon is easily lost but difficult to build up.

Not normally considered within a Life Cycle Assessment, community is a key component of wellbeing and sustainability, and highly valued by consumers.