Environmental Value Engineering: An Environmental Life Cycle Assessment Methodology For Comparing Built Environment Alternatives
Author(s) -
Wilfred Roudebush
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--11665
Subject(s) - life cycle assessment , design for the environment , value (mathematics) , value engineering , computer science , environmental impact assessment , environmental science , engineering , production (economics) , mathematics , operations management , product (mathematics) , ecology , geometry , machine learning , biology , product design , economics , macroeconomics
Engineering education should prepare graduates to properly consider the environmental impact of their decisions toward sustainable development. Built environment alternatives compete for inputs of environment, fuel energy, goods, and human services (labor). Current assessment methodologies for comparing built environment alternatives only consider money related to labor or embodied energy in terms of fuel energy. Environmental life cycle assessment methodologies are being developed that consider all inputs and related environmental impacts.
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