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Supply chains

Today’s global economy is characterized by often long, complex supply chains that bring commodities, goods and services to consumers, and economic benefits to producers. Applying innovative tools and analytical approaches, SEI explores the sustainability implications and potentials of global supply chains and broader consumption-to-production systems.

437 results / 49 of 49 pages

Purple door

Input-output analysis and carbon footprinting: An overview of applications

Journal article

6 August 2010 / About Climate services and Supply chains

Autumn leaves in UK

Uncertainty analysis for multi-region input-output models: A case study of the UK’s carbon footprint

Journal article

6 August 2010 / About Climate services, Supply chains and Sustainable lifestyles

Food circle

Our health, our environment: The Ecological Footprint of what we eat

Other publication

20 May 2007 / About Food and agriculture, Supply chains and Sustainable lifestyles

Boats in harbour

Identifying resource productivity for five key economic sectors in the South West region: An environmental scoping study using the Triple Bottom Line (BL3) software tool

SEI working paper

20 January 2007 / About Climate services, Public policy and Supply chains

Armchair in street

Development of an embedded carbon emissions indicator: Producing a time series of input-output tables and embedded carbon dioxide emissions for the UK by using a MRIO data optimisation system

Other publication

20 July 2008 / About Climate services and Supply chains