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World Auto Steel: Interview with Dr. Roland Geyer on LCA

This video from WorldAutoSteel shows the interview with Dr. Roland Geyer Asst Professor, David Bren School of Environment at UCSB. He talks about the importance of Life Cycle Assessment in determining the environmental impact of vehicles. A study was conducted which evaluated the complete emissions effect that various automotive materials, such as conventional mild steel, Advanced High-Strength Steel, various composites and aluminum, have on life cycle GHG emissions.

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Dr. Roland Geyer on LCA

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