2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2015.11.078
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Environmental impacts, life cycle assessment and potential improvement measures for cement production: a literature review

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“…In fact, the region has experienced a steady increase in the number of national LCA networks. For instance, the recent development of a national network in Ecuador has been accompanied by new publications in the field (Salas et al 2015). The creation of similar structures in Venezuela and Bolivia in the upcoming months is expected, a circumstance that would leave a limited number of South American countries without a national network.…”
Section: Development Of the Special Issuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In fact, the region has experienced a steady increase in the number of national LCA networks. For instance, the recent development of a national network in Ecuador has been accompanied by new publications in the field (Salas et al 2015). The creation of similar structures in Venezuela and Bolivia in the upcoming months is expected, a circumstance that would leave a limited number of South American countries without a national network.…”
Section: Development Of the Special Issuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se predice que éstas seguirán aumentando con el paso de los años, y que la concentración de CO 2 atmosférico podría superar las 800 ppm a finales del siglo [1] [2] [3] .…”
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“…La industria cementera es intensiva en el consumo de energía, gran parte de esta proviene de combustibles fósiles, esto lleva a relacionarla directamente con las emisiones de GEI; el CPO es uno de los más importantes materiales de construcción, por lo cual, la industria de producción de cemento es un sector con significativas emisiones de GEI [1]. La producción de cemento además tiene otras implicaciones ambientales, por ejemplo ciertas emisiones como NOx y SO 2 , que son precursoras de lluvia acida, la eutrofización está asociada a estas emisiones de NOx, y el esmog de invierno a las de SO 2 , entre otros impactos y consecuencias [1].…”
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