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	LCA tools for use in environmental assessment can be classified in three levels (ref. Haapio and Viitaniemi 2008; Ortiz, Castells et al. 2009):		LCA tools for use in environmental assessment can be classified in three levels (ref. Haapio and Viitaniemi 2008; Ortiz, Castells et al. 2009):

−	* Level 1: Product comparison tools, such as Gabi (Germany), SimaPro (Netherlands), TEAM (France) and	+	* Level 1: Product comparison tools, such as Gabi (Germany), SimaPro (Netherlands), TEAM (France) and Umberto (Germany).
		+	* Level 2: Whole-building design or decision support tools such [http://www.oneclicklca.com/ One Click LCA] (International), eTool (UK/International) and ATHENA (Canada).
		+	* Level 3: Whole-building assessment frameworks or systems such as BREEAM (UK), LEED (USA) and SEDA (Aus).

	Approaches that are categorised as level one focus on individual materials and components. These components are then summed together to form a Life Cycle Assessment for the entire building.		Approaches that are categorised as level one focus on individual materials and components. These components are then summed together to form a Life Cycle Assessment for the entire building.

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	LCA tools for use in environmental assessment can be classified in three levels (ref. Haapio and Viitaniemi 2008; Ortiz, Castells et al. 2009):		LCA tools for use in environmental assessment can be classified in three levels (ref. Haapio and Viitaniemi 2008; Ortiz, Castells et al. 2009):

−	* Level 1: Product comparison tools, such as Gabi (Germany), SimaPro (Netherlands), TEAM (France) and ~~Umberto (Germany).~~	+	* Level 1: Product comparison tools, such as Gabi (Germany), SimaPro (Netherlands), TEAM (France) and
−	* Level 2: Whole-building design or decision support tools such [http://www.oneclicklca.com/ One Click LCA] (International), eTool (UK/International) and ATHENA (Canada).	+
−	* Level 3: Whole-building assessment frameworks or systems such as BREEAM (UK), LEED (USA) and SEDA (Aus).	+

	Approaches that are categorised as level one focus on individual materials and components. These components are then summed together to form a Life Cycle Assessment for the entire building.		Approaches that are categorised as level one focus on individual materials and components. These components are then summed together to form a Life Cycle Assessment for the entire building.

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	This can be attributed to factors such as the development of renewable energy sources within the energy sector (Erlandsson and Borg 2003). The approach of EN15978 is to assume todays conditions are identical throughout the buildings life cycle, a good LCA study will recognise this limitation and provide sensitivity analysis		This can be attributed to factors such as the development of renewable energy sources within the energy sector (Erlandsson and Borg 2003). The approach of EN15978 is to assume todays conditions are identical throughout the buildings life cycle, a good LCA study will recognise this limitation and provide sensitivity analysis

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		+	* BREEAM International New Construction Version 6.
		+	* BREEAM UK New Construction (NC) 2018.
	* BREEAM, LEED or WELL.		* BREEAM, LEED or WELL.
	* BREEAM Life cycle cost and service life planning.		* BREEAM Life cycle cost and service life planning.
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	* Peris Mora, E. (2007). "Life cycle, sustainability and the transcendent quality of building materials." Building and Environment 42(3): 1329-1334.		* Peris Mora, E. (2007). "Life cycle, sustainability and the transcendent quality of building materials." Building and Environment 42(3): 1329-1334.

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	* PAS 2060.		* PAS 2060.
	* Sustainable materials.		* Sustainable materials.
		+	* The Carbon Project: improving carbon emission data.
	* Utilising life cycle costing and life cycle assessment.		* Utilising life cycle costing and life cycle assessment.
	* Whole life costs.		* Whole life costs.

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	* Peris Mora, E. (2007). "Life cycle, sustainability and the transcendent quality of building materials." Building and Environment 42(3): 1329-1334.		* Peris Mora, E. (2007). "Life cycle, sustainability and the transcendent quality of building materials." Building and Environment 42(3): 1329-1334.

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	* Anderson, J., D. Shiers, et al. (2009). The Green Guide to Specification, BRE.		* Anderson, J., D. Shiers, et al. (2009). The Green Guide to Specification, BRE.
−	* ~~Bristish~~ Standard (2006). BS EN ISO 14040:2006 - Environmental management - life cycle assessment - principles and framework.	+	* British Standard (2006). BS EN ISO 14040:2006 - Environmental management - life cycle assessment - principles and framework.
	* Erlandsson, M. and M. Borg (2003). Generic LCA-methodology applicable for buildings, constructions and operation services--today practice and development needs. 38: 919-938.		* Erlandsson, M. and M. Borg (2003). Generic LCA-methodology applicable for buildings, constructions and operation services--today practice and development needs. 38: 919-938.
	* Finch, E. F. (1994). "The uncertain role of life cycle costing in the renewable energy debate." Renewable Energy 5(5-8): 1436-1443.		* Finch, E. F. (1994). "The uncertain role of life cycle costing in the renewable energy debate." Renewable Energy 5(5-8): 1436-1443.

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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

		+	* BREEAM, LEED or WELL.
	* BREEAM Life cycle cost and service life planning.		* BREEAM Life cycle cost and service life planning.
	* BREEAM Life cycle impacts.		* BREEAM Life cycle impacts.

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	* Life Cycle Costing BG67 2016.		* Life Cycle Costing BG67 2016.
	* Life cycle inventory.		* Life cycle inventory.
		+	* PAS 2060.
	* Sustainable materials.		* Sustainable materials.
	* Utilising life cycle costing and life cycle assessment.		* Utilising life cycle costing and life cycle assessment.

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	* Peris Mora, E. (2007). "Life cycle, sustainability and the transcendent quality of building materials." Building and Environment 42(3): 1329-1334.		* Peris Mora, E. (2007). "Life cycle, sustainability and the transcendent quality of building materials." Building and Environment 42(3): 1329-1334.

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	* Emission rates.		* Emission rates.
	* End of life potential.		* End of life potential.
		+	* Green Seal.
	* Integrated Material Profile and Costing Tool.		* Integrated Material Profile and Costing Tool.
	* Life cycle.		* Life cycle.