Troy A. Hottle
Arizona State University
21 Papers
11 Citations
Troy A. Hottle is an academic researcher from Arizona State University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Life-cycle assessment & Environmental science. The author has an hindex of 11, co-authored 18 publications. Previous affiliations of Troy A. Hottle include Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education & United States Environmental Protection Agency.
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Papers
Biopolymer production and end of life comparisons using life cycle assessment
TL;DR: In this paper, an attributional life cycle assessment of biopolymers and traditional plastics using real world disposal methods based on collected data and existing inventories is presented, which demonstrate real environmental tradeoffs associated with agricultural production of plastics and the consequential changes resulting from shifting from recyclable to compostable products.
Anticipatory life-cycle assessment for responsible research and innovation
Ben A. Wender,Rider W. Foley,Troy A. Hottle,Jathan Sadowski,Valentina Prado-Lopez,Daniel A. Eisenberg,Lise Laurin,Thomas P. Seager +7 more
TL;DR: The goal of guiding innovation toward beneficial social and environmental outcomes referred to in the growing literature as responsible research and innovation (RRI) is intuitively worthwhile but lacks practicable tools for implementation One potentially useful tool is Life Cycle Assessment (LCA), which is a comprehensive framework used to evaluate the environmental impacts of products, processes, and technologies.
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Toward zero waste: composting and recycling for sustainable venue based events.
TL;DR: Of the seven waste management scenarios assessed, the recycling scenarios provide the greatest reductions in CO2 eq.
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Critical factors affecting life cycle assessments of material choice for vehicle mass reduction.
TL;DR: The share of life-cycle impacts between the production and use phase for vehicles is likely to shift away from the use phase with increasing efficiency and with reduced light-duty vehicle GFIG emissions standards, as shown in the example comparison in Fig. 1.
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Environmental life-cycle assessment of concrete produced in the United States
Troy A. Hottle,Troy R. Hawkins,Caitlin Chiquelin,Bryan Lange,Ben Young,Pingping Sun,Amgad Elgowainy,Michael Wang +7 more
TL;DR: In this article , the authors describe the development of cradle-to-gate inventories for U.S. ready-mix concrete and gate-togate inventory for portland cement production technologies, providing baselines for the environmental releases associated with concrete that is used for major infrastructure projects.
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