Embodied Carbon CPD - How to Identify and Minimise the Impact of Materials Without Compromising System Performance.

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Which of the following is correct?

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Embodied carbon refers to carbon dioxide emissions only

Embodied carbon refers to emissions of all greenhouse gases converted and expressed as a carbon dioxide equivalent amount

Embodied carbon refers only to emissions which result from the manufacture of a product

What percentage of total global carbon emissions does embodied carbon contribute?

17 points

11%

Which term is an alternative term used to reference embodied carbon?

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Global Warming Potential

Ozone Depletion Potential

True or false: the embodied carbon emissions related to a product are always greatest in the manufacturing stage

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True

False

Which of the following environmental label and declaration types would include the requirements for Environmental Product Declarations?

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Type I environmental labels: Eco-labelling schemes

Type II environmental labels: Self-declared environmental claims

Type III environmental labels: Environmental declarations

Which of the following statements are correct?

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It is important to consider all lifecycle stages of a product when assessing it’s embodied carbon content

It is important to understand all assumptions made within an Environmental Product Declaration if comparing products

It is possible to reduce embodied carbon of a building project by using lower impact materials without compromising performance

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