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Applying life-cycle assessment to low carbon fuel standards: How allocation choices influence carbon intensity for renewable transportation fuels

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2010

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Kaufman, A.S., Meier, P.J., Sinistore, J.C., and Reinemann, D.J., 2010, Applying life-cycle assessment to low carbon fuel standards: How allocation choices influence carbon intensity for renewable transportation fuels: Energy Policy, v. 38, iss. 9, p. 5229-5241.

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Ultimately, the enhancement we need to deliver through environmental assessment is confidence that every approved undertaking will move us positively towards a desirable and durable future. In Canada, the most promising steps in this direction have been in several major project assessment reviews with public hearings and independent panels that applied a contribution to sustainability test. The most recent and advanced case is the review of a proposed C$16.2 billion natural gas infrastructure undertaking in the Northwest Territories. The Panel’s application of the contribution to sustainability test compared the cumulative effects, equity and legacy implications of a range of project pace and scale alternatives. The Panel concluded [...]

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DOI WECC []
ISSN WECC 03014215

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