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20 ago 2019 · Life cycle burden-shifting in energy systems designed to minimize greenhouse gas emissions: Novel analytical method and application to the United States - ScienceDirect. Journal of Cleaner Production. Volume 229, 20 August 2019, Pages 886-901.
- The risk of burden shifting from embodied carbon calculation tools for ...
Burden shifting between life cycle stages was detected in...
- The risk of burden shifting from embodied carbon calculation tools for ...
In United States employment discrimination law, McDonnell Douglas burden-shifting or the McDonnell-Douglas burden-shifting framework refers to the procedure for adjudicating a motion for summary judgement under a Title VII disparate treatment claim, in particular a "private, non-class action challenging employment discrimination ...
Inserita nel più ampio concetto di Life Cycle Thinking, la valutazione LCA mira a evitare “ burden shifting ”, ossia traslazioni di impatti tra diverse fasi del ciclo di vita ed indicatori ambientali.
LCT aims at avoiding the shift of burdens between environmental impact categories (e.g. reducing climate change while increasing land use), shifting between world regions (e.g. reducing domestic impacts while increasing spill-over effects), or between life cycle stages (e.g. decreasing impacts during the manufacturing of a product while ...
- Serenella Sala, Andrea Martino Amadei, Antoine Beylot, Fulvio Ardente
- 2021
23 feb 2018 · Burden Shifting: How courts cut through the noise | Subscript Law. Courts may use a burden-shifting process to sift through evidence presented by the parties. See a Supreme Court case of this term involving burden-shifting. Ohio v. American Express case infographic. The most well-known burden shifting process is the “McDonnell Douglas Framework.”
burden shifting from one environmental impact to another, all impacts occurring throughout the entire value chain (supply chain plus use and dis-posal phases) should be accounted for. This is the goalofLifeCycleAssessment(LCA),amethod to quantitatively assess the environmental impacts of goods and processes from “cradle to grave.”
