Toxic Equivalency: Addressing Human Health Effects in Life Cycle Impact Assessment
Comparative evaluation rests on science to describe actions of environmental stressors and on values to judge the detriment of the consequences. A step-wise comparison, starting with similar stressors, simplifies the analysis. To clarify the interaction
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Author | Edgar Hertwich |
Institution | Energy and Resources Group, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY |
Advisor | Thomas E. McKone, Catherine P. Koshland, William S. Pease |
Expected graduation | 1999 |