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You are here: Home Environment Life Cycle Assessment Recycling versus incineration of scrap tyres or civil engineering applications Impact categories researched
  • What is a Life Cycle Assessment Study?
  • The waste hierarchy
  • Recycling versus incineration of scrap tyres or civil engineering applications
    • The Authors and the peer review team
    • Quality Standards
    • Impact categories researched
    • Greenhouse Gas Savings

Impact categories researched

Recycling is significantly more beneficial than incineration in 7 of the 9 impact categories researched.

Impact categories researched
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