LCA

2nd New Zealand Life Cycle Assessment conference

We are pleased to announce that abstract submission is now open for the 2nd New Zealand Life Cycle Assessment conference which will be held on 28-29 March 2012 in Auckland.

Deadline for abstract submission is 08 November 2011.


For more information please visit: http://www.lcaconference.org.nz/

Professional Development LCA courses

New Professional Development LCA courses from Massey University – March-May 2011

Feasibility Study for a New Zealand Inventory Database

LCANZ has achieved another milestone with regard to LCA in New Zealand. The following resolution has been adopted by LCANZ members after extensive consultation:

“That the ILCD Handbook data format be adopted as the current preferred format for the NZ Life Cycle Inventory Database, subject to confirmation through the proposed LCI Feasibility Study”

Qualifications and Training

Qualifications and Training in
Life Cycle Assessment and Management

At the NEW ZEALAND LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT CENTRE

LCA & LCM PHD Scholarship Opportunities at Massey

The newly formed New Zealand Life Cycle Management Centre (NZLCM Centre) is offering four exciting opportunities to outstanding candidates with research interests in Life Cycle Management.

LCANZ Website launched!

LCANZ is pleased to launch our new website, which will be used to facilitate connections and dialogue in the LCA/ LCM community, both within NZ and globally. This site will be our primary method to communicate information, news and events such as the forthcoming conference. Contributions of announcements, articles or events are welcome.

LCANZ incorporated.

Life Cycle Association New Zealand officially registered as an incorporated society in June 2009. Special thanks are due to The Ministry of Economic Development for providing significant initial support, and in particular Tim Strange for steering us through the processes of formalising the society.

Life Cycle Inventory Report.

A study of global LCI data collection protocols was completed in July 2009. This study was commissioned by The Ministry of Economic Development and completed by Scion, in collaboration with Victoria University and ERM New Zealand.