How Much Is Too Much? Exploring Life Cycle Assessment Information in Environmental Marketing Communications
Molina-Murillo and Smith endorse Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). Their support results from the fact that LCA is an effective way to communication regarding the effectiveness of sustainable environmental claims. Molina-Murillo and Smith show how LCA meets the challenges of corporate communication about...
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