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6. Schreiber H, Humbert S, van Hemelryck S, Poivet R, Developing common rules to quantify the
organisation environmental footprint in the retail sector with support of the chain-OEF
approach, LCM 2017 Conference, Luxembourg, 2017.
7. Borusiak B, Jerzyk E, Kurczewski P, Lewandowska A, Sobierajewicz J, Witczak J, Dierks C,
Giungato P; Suh S, How human brains interpret the environmental information on the
products? A Polish case of neuro-marketing tools to assess a communication effectiveness of
lite cycle based environmental labelling, LCM 2017 Conference, Luxembourg, 2017.
8. Swedish Life Cycle Centre, Life cycle based innovation—A research and innovation agenda
for a leading position within industrial and societal development where the life cycle thinking
and sustainability is used as a basis for innovation, CPM report no 2013:3, 2013.
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