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Carbon Footprint and Energy Estimation of the Sugar Industry: An Indian Case Study,ssion estimation and energy savings in the sugar industry are very important. To improve the efficiency of the plant and analyze the life cycle energy usage and emissions from the sugar industry, a complete Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is needed. A major portion of sugar is produced from sugarcane. S

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Assessment of Carbon Footprinting in the Wood Industry,erial used in numerous applications and is therefore growing in importance for sustainable development efforts. This chapter presents the applicability of carbon footprinting in the wood industry by comparing the carbon footprint of 14 primary wood products: air-dried and kiln-dried softwood and har

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Carbon Footprint of Recycled Products: A Case Study of Recycled Wood Waste in Singapore,dary product. When a material is recycled, it is used in place of virgin inputs in the manufacturing process, rather than being disposed of and managed as waste. Therefore, recycling, especially the recycling of wood waste, is beneficial in delaying the release of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions as w

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Sector-Wise Assessment of Carbon Footprint Across Major Cities in India,the earth’s temperature and causing global warming. These effects are quantified using an indicator such as global warming potential, expressed in units of carbon dioxide equivalent (CO.eq), to indicate the carbon footprint of a region. Carbon footprint is thus a measure of the impact of human activ

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