Carbon Footprint - Application in Graphic Art Technology
Ivana Bolanča Mirković
Abstract
Ivana Bolanča Mirković
Abstract
The need for more sustainable products and processes has triggered the development of a large number of environmental assessment tools. These tools measure environmental performance and identify improvement potentials from the environmental point of view. The life cycle assessment (lca) methods take into account all effects on the environment, direct and indirect resource inputs and/or emissions during the whole life cycle of products. The carbon footprint is a sub-set of data covered by life cycle assessment. The aim of this paper is to describe the potential environmental impacts (greenhouse gases, carbon footprint) of printed paper and new media.
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The need for more sustainable products and processes has triggered the development of a large number of environmental assessment tools. These tools measure environmental performance and identify improvement potentials from the environmental point of view. The life cycle assessment (lca) methods take into account all effects on the environment, direct and indirect resource inputs and/or emissions during the whole life cycle of products. The carbon footprint is a sub-set of data covered by life cycle assessment. The aim of this paper is to describe the potential environmental impacts (greenhouse gases, carbon footprint) of printed paper and new media.
Key concepts: Carbon footprint, Life-cycle assessment, Greenhouse gas, Ecological footprint, Footprint, Resource (disambiguation), Environmental economics, Environmental impact assessment