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Conducting a comprehensive LCA can be a complex process, especially for businesses aiming to adopt a scalable approach. To help sustainability professionals and business professionals navigate through this process, we have prepared a step-by-step guide that outlines the key stages involved in conducting a scalable Life Cycle Assessment.

Many companies opt to utilizing materials that are e.g. bio-based, recyclable or reusable. But without actual data and metrics on how these changes affect the products total environmental impacts, these are just guesses at best, and green washing at worst. How do we measure the seemingly intangible impacts our products have on the environment?

LCA is a valuable tool that can provide valuable insights and guide companies in their efforts to become more sustainable. But how exactly does it do that?

With numerous software options available in the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one for your needs. In this article, we will explore the key factors to consider when selecting an LCA software and explain why Earthster stands out among the competition.

Collecting Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) data from suppliers can be a challenging task, but it is essential for businesses that want to assess the environmental impact of their products. Here are some steps that can help you collect LCA data from your suppliers.

Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) is important for companies setting science based targets (SBTi) for a number of reasons. This blogposts explores the main ones.

Earthster has been used for designing greener products, doing what’ifs on product and strategy decisions.The combined revenue of Earthster using companies is over €1.000.000.000.000! I’m so thankful that we have been able to provide insights for companies becoming greener with connected data.

Stora Enso Circular Solutions produces biocomposite materials and provides circular products and services to its customers. Stora Enso is constantly in a state of development; thus they required an LCA tool that could keep up.

A release in Earthster is a snapshot of your cycle and they help you keep track of the evolution of your cycle throughout time. You can consider a release an "official" version of your cycle. When there is a new release everybody using your cycle will know that there are updates to the data.

Carbon Accounting is Essential but Incomplete. Here are 5 ways that your organization will benefit from adding Life Cycle Assessment to its sustainability toolkit.