Quantifying drivers of variability in life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of consumer products—a case study on laundry washing in Europe

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[2] Maier HR(2007)The value-action gap in waste recycling: the case of undergraduates in Hong Kong Environ Manag 40 603-612

[3] Ravalico JK(2010)Uncertainties in a carbon footprint model for detergents; quantifying the confidence in a comparative result Int J Life Cycle Assess 15 79-89

[4] Strudley MW(1986)Bootstrap methods for standard errors, confidence intervals, and other measures of statistical accuracy Stat Sci 1 54-75

[5] Chung SS(2015)A compilation of life cycle studies for six household detergent product categories in Europe: the basis for product-specific AISE charter advanced sustainability profiles Environ Sci Eur 27 1-12

[6] Leung M(2014)Emerging approaches, challenges and opportunities in life cycle assessment Science 344 1109-1113

[7] de Koning A(2012)Separating uncertainty and physiological variability in human PBPK modelling: the example of 2-propanol and its metabolite acetone Toxicol Lett 214 154-165

[8] Schowanek D(2009)Comparing the environmental footprints of home-care and personal-hygiene products: the relevance of different life-cycle phases Environ Sci Technol 43 8643-8651

[9] Dewaele J(2014)Consumer laundry practices in Germany Int J Consum Stud 38 265-277

[10] Weisbrod A(2011)Potential for environmental improvements in laundering Int J Consum Stud 35 254-264

[1] Ascough JC(2008)Future research challenges for incorporation of uncertainty in environmental and ecological decision-making Ecol Model 219 383-399

[2] Maier HR(2007)The value-action gap in waste recycling: the case of undergraduates in Hong Kong Environ Manag 40 603-612

[3] Ravalico JK(2010)Uncertainties in a carbon footprint model for detergents; quantifying the confidence in a comparative result Int J Life Cycle Assess 15 79-89

[4] Strudley MW(1986)Bootstrap methods for standard errors, confidence intervals, and other measures of statistical accuracy Stat Sci 1 54-75

[5] Chung SS(2015)A compilation of life cycle studies for six household detergent product categories in Europe: the basis for product-specific AISE charter advanced sustainability profiles Environ Sci Eur 27 1-12

[6] Leung M(2014)Emerging approaches, challenges and opportunities in life cycle assessment Science 344 1109-1113

[7] de Koning A(2012)Separating uncertainty and physiological variability in human PBPK modelling: the example of 2-propanol and its metabolite acetone Toxicol Lett 214 154-165

[8] Schowanek D(2009)Comparing the environmental footprints of home-care and personal-hygiene products: the relevance of different life-cycle phases Environ Sci Technol 43 8643-8651

[9] Dewaele J(2014)Consumer laundry practices in Germany Int J Consum Stud 38 265-277

[10] Weisbrod A(2011)Potential for environmental improvements in laundering Int J Consum Stud 35 254-264