A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina

Autores
Arena, Alejandro; Civit, Bárbara
Año de publicación
2022
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The tools that operate within the framework of life cycle thinking have acquired great relevance, since they make it possible to determine the environmental profile of the system being evaluated. One of the risks deriving from the various economic activities is the eutrophication of water bodies and soil, and these categories are considered in all Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) models. However, aquatic and terrestrial eutrophication is not yet exhaustively explored in the field of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in Argentina. A systematic analysis of specific national and international antecedents on these impact categories is carried out, focusing on terrestrial ecosystems, given the productive matrix and the advance of the agricultural frontier in the region. In the absence of research articles, it is deduced that there are no site-dependent characterizing factors (CFs) to evaluate environmental impacts in environmentally significant areas, given that there are no antecedents on the integrated analysis of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. The methods and their models will be selected based on the one that best suits regional conditions, following the guidelines agreed upon at the Pellston Workshop 2018. This research can be further developed, continuing with the characterization of the ecosystems receiving the emissions. Argentina is currently considered one of the major agricultural regions of the world, with most activity centered in the Pampa region. The development of regional indicators for this region within the LCIA stage is of great relevance, since it will allow the quantification of environmental impacts derived from activities of great economic importance for the country, positioning itself as an advance in the study of environmental risks in the region.
Fil: Universidad Tecnológica Nacional. Facultad Regional Mendoza, Argentina
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South Florida Journal of Development, 3(1), 618–643. (2022)
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Nutrients, Soils, Life Cycle Impact Assessment, Regionalization, Midpoint, Indicators
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
title A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
spellingShingle A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
Arena, Alejandro
Nutrients, Soils, Life Cycle Impact Assessment, Regionalization, Midpoint, Indicators
title_short A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
title_full A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
title_fullStr A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
title_full_unstemmed A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
title_sort A literature review of eutrophication in Life Cycle Assessment. Relevance for pampean agroecosystems in Argentina
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Arena, Alejandro
Civit, Bárbara
author Arena, Alejandro
author_facet Arena, Alejandro
Civit, Bárbara
author_role author
author2 Civit, Bárbara
author2_role author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Nutrients, Soils, Life Cycle Impact Assessment, Regionalization, Midpoint, Indicators
topic Nutrients, Soils, Life Cycle Impact Assessment, Regionalization, Midpoint, Indicators
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv The tools that operate within the framework of life cycle thinking have acquired great relevance, since they make it possible to determine the environmental profile of the system being evaluated. One of the risks deriving from the various economic activities is the eutrophication of water bodies and soil, and these categories are considered in all Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) models. However, aquatic and terrestrial eutrophication is not yet exhaustively explored in the field of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in Argentina. A systematic analysis of specific national and international antecedents on these impact categories is carried out, focusing on terrestrial ecosystems, given the productive matrix and the advance of the agricultural frontier in the region. In the absence of research articles, it is deduced that there are no site-dependent characterizing factors (CFs) to evaluate environmental impacts in environmentally significant areas, given that there are no antecedents on the integrated analysis of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. The methods and their models will be selected based on the one that best suits regional conditions, following the guidelines agreed upon at the Pellston Workshop 2018. This research can be further developed, continuing with the characterization of the ecosystems receiving the emissions. Argentina is currently considered one of the major agricultural regions of the world, with most activity centered in the Pampa region. The development of regional indicators for this region within the LCIA stage is of great relevance, since it will allow the quantification of environmental impacts derived from activities of great economic importance for the country, positioning itself as an advance in the study of environmental risks in the region.
Fil: Universidad Tecnológica Nacional. Facultad Regional Mendoza, Argentina
Peer Reviewed
description The tools that operate within the framework of life cycle thinking have acquired great relevance, since they make it possible to determine the environmental profile of the system being evaluated. One of the risks deriving from the various economic activities is the eutrophication of water bodies and soil, and these categories are considered in all Life Cycle Impact Assessment (LCIA) models. However, aquatic and terrestrial eutrophication is not yet exhaustively explored in the field of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) in Argentina. A systematic analysis of specific national and international antecedents on these impact categories is carried out, focusing on terrestrial ecosystems, given the productive matrix and the advance of the agricultural frontier in the region. In the absence of research articles, it is deduced that there are no site-dependent characterizing factors (CFs) to evaluate environmental impacts in environmentally significant areas, given that there are no antecedents on the integrated analysis of aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. The methods and their models will be selected based on the one that best suits regional conditions, following the guidelines agreed upon at the Pellston Workshop 2018. This research can be further developed, continuing with the characterization of the ecosystems receiving the emissions. Argentina is currently considered one of the major agricultural regions of the world, with most activity centered in the Pampa region. The development of regional indicators for this region within the LCIA stage is of great relevance, since it will allow the quantification of environmental impacts derived from activities of great economic importance for the country, positioning itself as an advance in the study of environmental risks in the region.
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