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WG1 - Namur Meeting - 1-3 December 2004
Applying Life Cycle Assessment to investigate the balance of energy consumption between production and transport activities

Friday 19 November 2004, Michael Browne (UoW, UK)

A discussion paper by Michael Browne and Julian Allen (University of Westminster), 15 p.
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-Energy consumption associated with the production and distribution of jeans in the UK
-Energy consumed in freight transport: first results from the shipper and operator survey
-Energy consumption associated with the production and distribution of jeans in the UK
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-The impact of supply chain reconfiguration on transports. The Danish mechanical, electronic and medical industries
-Food miles and local sourcing: the UK experience
-Energy efficiency in the food supply chain

AUTHOR :
-Michael Browne (UoW, UK)
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