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The Event for LCA Knowledge Sharing and Networking in North America. Connect with renowned experts and a network of your professional peers from industry, academia, consulting, government and NGOs at LCA XVIII.

• Pre-Conference workshops with in-depth dives into the topics and issues you need to know
• Presentations, special sessions and plenaries providing practical education, creative solutions to real-world challenges and the latest innovations in life cycle thinking and LCA
• Special Track for Sustainability Professionals and those new to new to LCA
• Opportunities for Students including reduced rates, poster contest, free pre-conference workshop, networking and more.
• Meet the Expert and poster presentations
• Limitless networking opportunities

Join and learn from experts and each other on the most important topics in LCA, life cycle thinking, and sustainability that impact your organization and your career.

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The SETAC Europe 24th LCA Symposium, organised in cooperation with BOKU University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, will be held from 24–26 September 2018 in beautiful Vienna, Austria.

The symposium brings together experts to share and discuss case studies and the application of LCA linked to primary and secondary resources. The focus is on renewables but we are also looking for contributions on non-renewable resources.

This event gathers researchers, practitioners, policymakers and experts from academia, business, governmental and non-governmental organisations as well as (PhD) students from across Europe.

Sustainable Products in a Circular Economy

Advancing Europe from a linear to a circular economy

A crucial need for the planet, a formidable source of growth, business and jobs for Europe

The Circular Businesses Conference aims to promote a broad mobilization of stakeholders from the primary, industry and services sectors, together with the public actors and the citizens around the challenges and the opportunities created by the development of a “circular economy”.

A shift from a “take, make, consume and dispose” model into a circular model, in line with the constraints of resource availability and preservation of sustainable living conditions, will involve all the economic actors: product designers, manufacturing industries, product distributors, repair and reuse sector, and recycling and disposal industry.

After the publication of an “EU Action Plan for the Circular Economy”, in December 2015, and the adoption of a set of measures, among which the EU Strategy for plastics, the European Commission has published a 2018 EU roadmap “Towards an EU Product Policy Framework contributing to the Circular Economy” which will nurture the debates during the Circular Businesses Conference, through a free exchange of ideas among the high level European decision makers and the representatives of the main industrial sectors.