Corporate projections are dated; withdrawal and consumption differ. Last WBCSD/WRI2015 reference has a missing URL, not missing chapter prose.
Chapter by Jane S. White. Entire chapter reviewed: supplied PDF 503–553. Key passages: PDF 504–525, 537–544.
Life-cycle comparisons need matched functional units, system boundaries and allocation rules. Co-product credits can change modeled results; negative allocated impacts do not mean a bottle physically removes carbon. Process-efficiency changes should also be checked for product effects.
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Chapter 12 — Sustainable distilling
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Life-cycle comparisons need matched functional units, system boundaries and allocation rules. Co-product credits can change modeled results; negative allocated impacts do not mean a bottle physically removes carbon. Process-efficiency changes should also be checked for product effects.
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Jane S. White, chapter 12, Sustainable distilling. Supplied PDF 503–553; key passages PDF 504–525, 537–544. Original print pagination differs.
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Corporate projections are dated; withdrawal and consumption differ. Last WBCSD/WRI2015 reference has a missing URL, not missing chapter prose.