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Bhon Tatha offers expert Life Cycle Assessment consultancy specializing in ex ante and prospective LCAs. We help you create environmentally optimized solutions for a sustainable future. Partner with us to make impactful, data-driven decisions.
Life Cycle Assessment Consultancy Services
Prospective Environmental Impact Analysis
Evaluate future environmental scenarios to optimize product and process designs for minimal ecological footprint.
Environmental Reporting and Compliance
Prepare detailed LCA reports to support regulatory compliance and communicate sustainability achievements.
Ex Ante Life Cycle Assessment
Conduct forward-looking LCAs to predict environmental impacts and guide sustainable decision-making from project inception.
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Lewis McDonald
Dr. Lewis McDonald, LCA Specialist, brings over 5 years of expertise in conducting ex ante and prospective life cycle assessments to develop tailored, sustainable solutions for clients. Lewis has worked on projects such as IDRIC and UNEP/LCI Biogenic Carbon Project to develop harmonised LCA frameworks.
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Latest Article
Towards a unified carbon accounting landscape (2024), Philosophical Transaction of the Royal Society A
The overarching purpose of carbon accounting is to reduce carbon emissions to meet net-zero targets and minimize the impact of climate change. However, the plethora of methods and approaches used means that products and systems sometimes cannot easily be compared. The mix of regional and life cycle-based systems can mean that we lack global oversight of our emissions and impact. In some situations where a regional approach is used, industry/business/regions are incentivized to reduce their own/territorial emissions, which can mean that an optimal global solution is not adopted. Countries where grid emissions are higher can be selected for production because it reduces regional (not global) carbon levels. Furthermore, these can be areas where the climate impact may be felt the most: not the just transition we aspire to. Our work provides an analysis of the current system together with its challenges and limitations, paving the way towards a more unified framework to create climate justice together with transparent and comparable accounting methodology for industry and regions alike.
Lewis J. McDonald, Jose Luis Hernandez Galvan, Chukwudi Emelue, Ariane S. S. Pinto, Neha Mehta, Taofeeq Ibn-Mohammed, Thomas Fender, Jonathan Radcliffe, Alok Choudhary and Marcelle C. McManus
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