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NEWSLETTER #5 - November 2024 View online
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NEWSLETTER #5

Dear readers, 

We are pleased to invite you to the inaugural webinar hosted by the OVERLEAF project: “Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Development.” This webinar will take place on November 18, 2024, from 10:30 to 11:30 am CET. 

If you are interested in the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology, don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights into its principles and applications in the aviation sector, presented by Professor Angela Daniela La Rosa, Sustainable Manufacturing professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. 

The one-hour session will feature practical examples drawn from the LCA applications in the OVERLEAF project’s activities. The webinar agenda is as follows: 

  • Introduction to the OVERLEAF project by the project coordinator, Emma Celeste Lope Retuerto from ACITURRI (5min) 
  • “Life Cycle Assessment for Sustainable Development” presentation held by Professor Angela Daniela La Rosa (45 min):  

Background 

            LCA and SDGs 

            LCA and Circular Economy 

            LCA Methodology  

ISO standards 

            Phase 1: Goal&Scope 

            Phase 2: LCI 

            Phase 3: LCIA 

            Phase 4: Interpretation

Benefits and challenges 

  • Final Q&A session (10 min) 

Click this link and register to the webinar:

https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3028651401170518104 

Feel free to share this invitation with any colleagues or stakeholders who may be interested in LCA and its potential for sustainable development.

Thanks for your interest and for your collaboration, stay tuned as more results are coming!

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