Understanding Environmental Product Declarations

Publisher: Armstrong Flooring

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Understanding Environmental Product Declarations

When evaluating the various attributes of a product, there are several standardized tools that have proven to be invaluable. Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) assesses the economic impacts of a product, and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) determines the environmental impact of a product over its entire lifespan. The results of the LCA are reported in a comprehensive document called an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).