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|a A Chemicals Perspective on Designing with Sustainable Plastics
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b Goals, Considerations and Trade-offs
|c Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|a Paris
|b OECD Publishing
|c 2021
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|a 76 p.
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|a Sustainable Design Goals -- Considerations During the Sourcing Phase -- Considerations During the Use Phase -- Considerations During the Manufacturing Phase -- Methodology -- Executive Summary -- Sustainable Design of Plastics: Problem Formulation, Objectives and Scope -- About the OECD Chemical Safety and Biosafety Programme -- Overview of Relevant Methods, Tools and Metrics -- Conclusions and Recommended Next Steps -- Whole Product Assessment and Optimisation -- -- List of Abbreviations -- Foreword -- Considerations During the End-of-Use Phase
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|a Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|a OECD Books and Papers
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|a The development of plastic products does not systematically take sustainability, particularly from a chemicals perspective, into account. This report seeks to enable the creation of inherently sustainable plastic products by integrating sustainable chemistry thinking in the design process. By applying a chemicals lens during the plastic material selection process, designers and engineers can make informed decisions to incorporate sustainable plastic during the conceptualisation phase of their products. The report provides an integrated approach to sustainable plastic selection from a chemicals perspective, and identifies a set of generalisable sustainable design goals, life cycle considerations and trade-offs. At a more granular level, considerations are identified for each life-cycle phase, which are brought together as a whole-product assessment and optimisation taking the full life cycle into account. The report also considers trade-offs that will need to be carefully balanced in the design phase and reflection on implications of design choices. Ultimately, the report helps to equip designers and engineers with knowledge of relevant chemical considerations when selecting sustainable plastic, supporting better outcomes and a more transparent process
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