Activity output

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An activity output is an exchange from an activity to another activity or to the environment. These outputs represent the flows of materials, energy, products, emissions, and waste that result from an activity's operations and exit to become inputs for other activities within the product system or to be released into the natural, social, or economic environment.

Activity outputs can take various forms depending on the nature of the activity. They may include finished products, co-products, by-products, materials for treatment, waste streams, emissions to air, water, or soil, and other environmental releases. These outputs connect activities within a product system by linking production stages, with the output of one activity often serving as the input to subsequent activities in the supply chain.

Iris Weidema, Chief Operating Officer at 2-0 LCA
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Iris Weidema, Chief Operating Officer at 2-0 LCA

Iris Weidema

As Chief Operating Officer, Iris leads our organisational development and oversees day-to-day operations. Before joining 2-0, she worked in the biotechnology sector. As an LCA consultant, Iris has devoted her expertise primarily to the domains of sustainable agriculture and food production. She is dedicated to teaching LCA and is responsible for our educational efforts. Iris holds an M.Sc. in Biology – Biotechnology from the University of Copenhagen.

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