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Do you know how to conduct a life cycle assessment?
Also referred to as LCA, life cycle assessment denotes a methodology that helps to quantify the environmental pressures related to products, processes, and services, and helps organizations maximize their sustainability while streamlining manufacturing processes.
EarthShift Global is an international consulting firm that supports large-scale organizations and startups alike in leveraging LCAs to enhance the efficiency and minimize the waste of their products.
In this episode, MIT Professional Education´s Dr. Jeremy Gregory interviews Lise Laurin, CEO, and Founder of EarthShift Global to speak about the challenges involved in such an ambitious operation.
Also referred to as LCA, life cycle assessment denotes a methodology that helps to quantify the environmental pressures related to products, processes, and services, and helps organizations maximize their sustainability while streamlining manufacturing processes.
EarthShift Global is an international consulting firm that supports large-scale organizations and startups alike in leveraging LCAs to enhance the efficiency and minimize the waste of their products.
In this episode, MIT Professional Education´s Dr. Jeremy Gregory interviews Lise Laurin, CEO, and Founder of EarthShift Global to speak about the challenges involved in such an ambitious operation.
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