Vertaling van "LCA " (Italiaans → Engels) :

In practice, LCAs may be deliberately simplified or their scope may be limited, but in principle, they are comprehensive, systematic tools.

3. Notes that in parallel the Durban Package requires the Ad Hoc Working Group on Long-Term Cooperative Action (AWG-LCA) to achieve its agreed outcomes by the time of the Doha Conference;

" Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methods should also be applied to indirect transport-related emissions: production and transport of fuel, vehicle production , streets and car parks", stressed Mr Iozia.

14. Recommends that the Commission develop the concept of life-cycle thinking into a policy principle that could be referenced, but stresses the need to have a realistic understanding of the value and manifold limitations of life-cycle assessments (LCAs), in particular given the continuing problems with regard to the availability, quality and comparability of LCA data;

12. Recommends that the Commission develop the concept of life-cycle thinking into a policy principle that could be referenced but stresses the need to have a realistic understanding of the value and manifold limitations of life-cycle assessments (LCAs), in particular given the continuing problems with regard to the availability, quality and comparability of LCA data;

18. Maintains in this connection that, in order to reduce the cost of measures and not to exclude small and medium-sized businesses from the process, environmental indicators based on an assessment of products' simplified lifecycle should be established; stresses the importance of establishing precise and uniform parameters for such a lifecycle analysis; such indicators should be representative and consistent and should reflect the main environmental impact and the most significant environmental aspects of each product range; they should be established (e.g. by product panels) by agreement amongst the various groups concerned with a view to determining the most relevant indicators and establishing methods for measuring those indicators w ...[+++]hich, however, should be revised periodically and, if necessary, updated; it should be pointed out that LCA methods are still difficult to apply, particularly in terms of use of resources, time and analysis of the results; such difficulties increase significantly where small and medium-sized businesses are concerned and where there are structural differences between the various Member States (for example, differing combinations of energy sources);