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A simplified method for the indirect evaluation of the “embodied pollution” of natural stones (marble) working chain to be applied for achieving the …

2022

The constant push toward higher energy and environmental quality buildings makes the acquisition of excellence marks for products and materials, of which the building envelope is constituted, increasingly urgent. The recent European (EU) Commission Decision 2021/476 is applicable to marble used in construction. It sets out criteria that companies producing marble have to accomplish to obtain the EU Ecolabel brand. Unfortunately, some criteria such as, for example, those that refer to the application of the Environmental Management System, ISO 14001 and EMAS certifications, or those that concern the ISO 14067 as well as the Product Environment Footprint procedure, are difficult to apply for …

Settore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica AmbientaleEU Eco-labelRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentEmission factorsStrategy and ManagementAir pollutant emissionsEmbodied pollutionTransportationBuilding and ConstructionMarbleIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringGeneral Environmental ScienceJournal of Cleaner Production
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Is the Eco-label EU Decision for hard coverings really capable of capturing the environmental performances of the marble productive chain? A field ve…

2014

Purpose This work intends to show whether the Eco-label EU Decision for hard coverings, in which marble is contemplated among hard coverings as a natural product, is really capable of capturing the environmental performances of the marble productive chain, in other words whether it is actually viable for the natural products, like marble. Methods After a preliminary critical analysis of the suitability formarble of the current EU Decision (2009/607/EC), a classical life cycle assessment (LCA) methodology has been applied on the field to the marble “Perlato di Sicilia.” More specifically, the whole productive chain of a couple of firms treating the “Perlato di Sicilia” marble has been examin…

Structure (mathematical logic)EngineeringEU Eco-label DecisionNatural productsSettore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica AmbientaleNatural stonebusiness.industryLCAEnvironmental economicsCivil engineeringChain (unit)Field (computer science)Set (abstract data type)Hard coveringWork (electrical)Order (exchange)Marble productive chainbusinessLife-cycle assessmentGeneral Environmental Science
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