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We love translating sustainability into traditional business language. But we’ve also tried our hands at explaining sustainability concepts like Life Cycle Assessment to a bunch of other audiences.

 
LCA for Jedi

Mmm, Life Cycle Assessment, understand you must. Hmmm. Like the journey of a Jedi, it is. From beginning to end, every step, watch we do. Yes, from the moment a product is made, to when it is used, to when it is no more. Materials, energy, transport—impact on the Force, all these have. LCA shows where imbalance lies, so we can make choices better for the planet, yes. A powerful tool it is, for harmony with nature, seek it does. Mmm, wise you become when LCA you use.

LCA for pirates

Ahoy matey! Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) be a mighty tool fer assessin’ th' environmental impact o' a product or service, from th' moment it be created to th' time it meets Davy Jones’ locker. It looks at every step o' its life, from th' gatherin' o' raw materials, production, transportation, usin', an' disposin' o' it, ye see? By chartin' this course, LCA helps businesses navigate sustainable choices, reducin’ their impact on Mother Earth while avoidin’ th' treacherous waters o' waste an' pollution. Arrr, it be a true compass fer eco-conscious sailors!

LCA for minions

Life Cycle Assessment? Oh, dat’s like, "Banana journey!" From baby banana (grow grow) to shop (vroom vroom) to you eat banana (nom nom) and throw peel (weee!). LCA see all steps! How banana start, go, and end. It check if banana good or bad for Earth. Minions like banana, but LCA helps save Earth so we no make mess! Yay!

 


LCA for mathematicians

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is a systematic approach to quantifying the environmental impact of a product, process, or service through all stages of its lifecycle. Mathematically, it can be viewed as an integration over time of resource use, emissions, and waste production, from the extraction of raw materials (t₀) to disposal or recycling (tₙ). The model applies input-output analysis, tracking energy and material flows through each stage (e.g., production, transport, usage) and assessing environmental burdens. LCA outputs often take the form of scalar impact indicators, helping to optimize systems under environmental constraints.

LCA for mafiosi

Alright, listen up. Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is like running a business, capisce? You gotta track every move a product makes, from when it’s “born” (raw materials) to when it’s “whacked” (disposal or recycling). You keep an eye on every step – who’s making the product, how it’s getting moved around, and how it’s being used on the street. LCA shows you where the waste is, where things go wrong, and helps you cut down the heat – like, avoidin' attention from the feds, but for the environment. In the end, you’re lookin' to keep things clean and sustainable, so the whole operation runs smooth without leaving a trail. Got it?

LCA for Gen Z

Aight, so LCA? That’s like, the OG way of sussing out how stuff messes with the planet,. From when a thing gets made, right, to when it’s yeeted into the bin. You’re tracking all the deets—like, who made it, how it gets from point A to B, and if it's straight-up wrecking the vibes. LCA’s like your eco radar, showing where stuff’s getting outta hand so brands don’t do us dirty. Gotta keep it low-key green, fam. You feel me?

LCA for your organisation

We help you communicate so your organisation can understand where changes have the greatest impact in a way that connects with those who need to know: your leadership, your board, your investors or your clients.

 
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