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Mission and Goals
Mission and Goals
The American Center for Life Cycle Assessment is a non-profit membership organization formed in 2001.
The mission of
ACLCA
is to build capacity and knowledge of
LCA
. This mission is supported by the following goals:
To increase awareness of and to promote the adoption of Environmental
LCA
among industry, government and NGOs.
To support education and outreach through conferences, online educational opportunities, information exchange and other media.
To support presence of underrepresented American groups in national and international conferences and other forums related to
LCA
.
To promote networking among
LCA
practitioners and researchers.
ACLCA
is a part of the Institute for Environmental Research and Education (
IERE
), a 501(c)3 organization. You can view the
ACLCA
business plan
here
.
The
Advisory Council
includes individuals in industry, government, academia and the NGO community. It meets biennially to guide the direction of the Center, providing overall strategic direction. Our executive committee includes:
Michael
Deru
(NREL);
Rita Schenck
(
IERE
);
H. Scott Mathews
(Carnegie Mellon University); and
Mike Levy
(
American Chemistry Council - Plastics Division
) and Tom Gloria (Industrial Ecology LLC).