Final waste

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Final waste is material input to a final disposal activity. This represents the end point in the material flow where a substance or object is permanently removed from the economic system through disposal rather than being recovered, recycled, or transformed into another useful product. The classification of a material as final waste indicates that it has reached the terminus of its material lifecycle. Unlike By-products or recyclable materials that can displace Determining products from other activities, final waste cannot provide further economic value or functional substitution.

 

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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