The Need for an Early-Stage Sustainability Assessment Methodology.

Robert Peeling

doi:10.5281/zenodo.17306736

May 18, 2025Open Access

The Need for an Early-Stage Sustainability Assessment Methodology.

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To address the necessity of developing a robust methodology for early-stage sustainability assessments.
Presentation of findings at the IChemE Annual Meeting
Discussion of current sustainability assessment processes
Proposals for new frameworks and methodologies
Emphasized the lack of effective early-stage assessment tools
Suggested potential improvements for sustainability evaluations

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Presentation highlights the need for a sustainability assessment method, suggesting improvements in environmental evaluations.

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Presentation by Eternal partner Britest Limited at the 2025 IChemE Annual Meeting. Topic: The Need for an Early-Stage Sustainability Assessment Methodology.

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