Exergoenvironmental damages assessment of horticultural crops using ReCiPe2016 and cumulative exergy demand frameworks

Mostashari-Rad, Fatemeh; Mobtaker, Hassan Ghasemi; Taki, Morteza; Ghahderijani, Mohammad; Kaab, Ali; Chau, Kwok Wing; Nabavi‐Pelesaraei, Ashkan

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.123788

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“…Accordingly, the following steps are considered for exergoenvironmental analysis of horticultural products in Guilan province: Defining 5 scenarios for horticultural crops, namely, kiwifruit, watermelon, tea, hazelnut, and citrus, with their inventory expressed in Ref. [1] . Analysis of total endpoints and total CExD, which is expressed in Ref.…”

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“… Analysis of total endpoints and total CExD, which is expressed in Ref. [1] . Midpoint analysis of each scenario based on the physical amount and disturbing framework offered in this data paper.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, details of energy form analysis computed by CExD method are also offered in this article. In fact, the data provided are supplementary information related to our recent published work [1] .…”

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“…In fact, Table 1 lists 17 midpoints of ReCiPe2016 and their relationships with endpoints are illustrated in Mostashari-Rad et al. [1] . The physical amount of each midpoint is specified based on the mentioned crops.…”

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“…Finally, Table 2 illustrates the amounts of six energy forms of CExD method, which are described by Mostashari-Rad et al. [1] . It should be noted that each input's energy consumption is considered as the basis for CExD analysis in Table 2 .…”

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With an increasing demand of horticultural crops, it is critical to examine environmental damages and exergy impacts and evaluate their potential in producing sustainable products of agricultural systems. As such, environmental midpoints of five dominated horticultural products, namely, hazelnut, watermelon, tea, kiwifruit, and citrus, are scrutinized using life cycle assessment approach in Guilan province, Iran. Each crop is considered under a separate scenario and 10 tons of yield is determined as the functional unit. ReCiPe2016, as a new approach, is used for computation of 17 midpoints. Moreover, a weighting analysis is undertaken to find the share of each input in environmental damages with dimensionless notation. In the second part of this paper, cumulative exergy demand (CExD) is applied for evaluation of energy forms in each scenario. Data are presented under two sectors in the main article. The first part is midpoint results of each crop and the second part depicts energy forms of CExD with input rate in each category. Besides, the supplementary files contain raw material of each input, midpoint physical rate, share of each input to contribute midpoint, raw data of weighted damages and share of each input in total weighted damages.

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