Quantifying Variability in Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Inventories of Alternative Middle Distillate Transportation Fuels

Stratton, Russell; Wong, Hsin Min; Hileman, James

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Quantifying Variability in Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Inventories of Alternative Middle Distillate Transportation Fuels

2011-04-22
By Stratton, Russell ; Wong, Hsin Min ; Hileman, James

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Stratton, Russell ; Wong, Hsin Min ; Hileman, James
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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United States. Department of Transportation. Federal Aviation Administration ; United States. Air Force Research Laboratory
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Alternate Fuels Benefit Cost Analysis Environmental Impacts Jet Engine Fuels Pollutants
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https://doi.org/10.1021/es102597f
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United States
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ACS Publications
Abstract:

The presence of variability in life cycle analysis (LCA) is inherent due to both inexact LCA procedures and variation of numerical inputs.
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This article was produced under Project 28: Environmental Cost-Benefit Analysis of Alternative Jet Fuels and is funded by the Federal Aviation Administration and the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory. Citation: Stratton, Russell W., Hsin Min Wong, and James I. Hileman. “Quantifying Variability in Life Cycle Greenhouse Gas Inventories of Alternative Middle Distillate Transportation Fuels.” Environmental Science & Technology 45.10 (2011): 4637–4644. Web.© 2011 American Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1021/es102597f
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