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Life cycle assessment (LCA) keeps on growing in importance, as was clearly evident at this year's Annual Meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Europe (SETAC, www.setac.org) in the beautiful city of Vienna. The mounting interest in the different stakeholder communities research and academia, industry, government, and nongovernmental organizations was reflected by the size of the audience in the five LCA sessions, most sessions being attended by more than 150 persons and leaving standing room only in many cases. LCA was the key feature in more than 40 platform presentations, 60 poster presentations and in one keynote lecture of Helias Udo de Haes (see below). The five very successful and lively sessions addressed: 9 The application of input-output analysis approaches in LCA 9 Developments in life cycle inventory methodology and application 9 Life cycle management and decision-making 9 Life cycle impact assessment 9 LCA, risk assessment, and related tools

Science and application of life cycle assessment 12th setac europe annual meeting, 12–16 may 2002 in Vienna, Austria