Life cycle sustainability assessment (LCSA) is an integrative approach that evaluates the environmental, economic, and social impacts of products, processes, or services throughout their entire life cycle—from raw material extraction and production to use, disposal, and recycling. By combining life cycle assessment, life cycle costing, and social life cycle assessment, LCSA provides a comprehensive framework for identifying trade-offs, optimizing resource efficiency, and guiding sustainable decision-making. It enables policymakers, businesses, and researchers to quantify environmental footprints, assess social implications, and evaluate economic viability simultaneously, ensuring that sustainability strategies are balanced and evidence-based.
Technological innovations, including digital modeling, big data analytics, and material flow tracking, have enhanced the accuracy and scalability of LCSA, making it possible to analyze complex supply chains and emerging technologies. Integrating LCSA into regulatory frameworks and corporate sustainability programs supports eco-design, green procurement, and circular economy initiatives, promoting responsible production and consumption. Furthermore, it fosters transparency, stakeholder engagement, and continuous improvement, enabling organizations to monitor performance and adapt strategies in response to evolving sustainability challenges. Life cycle sustainability assessment demonstrates that achieving long-term environmental stewardship, social equity, and economic resilience requires holistic evaluation tools that guide informed, sustainable choices across sectors and geographies.
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