Embodied Carbon in Buildings

<div>Part I – Measurement</div><div>1. Uncertainty Analysis in Embodied Carbon Assessments: What Are the Implications of its Omission?</div><div>2. Probabilistic approaches to the measurement of embodied carbon in buildings</div><div>3. Uncertainty Assessment of Comparative Design Stage Embodied Carbon Assessments</div><div>4. Embodied Carbon of Wood and Reinforced Concrete Structures Under Chronic and Acute Hazards</div><div>5. Embodied Carbon of Surfaces: Inclusion of Surface Albedo Accounting in Life Cycle Assessment</div><div>6. Quantifying Environmental Impacts of Structural Material Choices Using Life Cycle Assessment: A Case Study</div><div>7. Analysis of Embodied Carbon in Buildings Supported by a Data Validation System</div><div>Part II – Management</div><div>8. Embodied Carbon Tools for Architects and Clients Early in The Design Process</div><div>9. Embodied Carbon Research and Practice: Different Ends and Means or a Third Way</div><div>10. Embodied Carbon in Construction, Maintenance and Demolition in Buildings</div><div>11. Carbon and Cost Hotspots:  An Embodied Carbon Management Approach During Early Stages of Design</div><div>Part III – Mitigation</div><div>12. Applying circular economic principles to reduce embodied carbon</div><div>13. Embodied Carbon of Sustainable Technologies</div><div>14. Accounting for Embodied Carbon Emissions in Planning and Optimisation of Transport Activities During Construction</div><div>15. Design Strategies for Low Embodied Carbon in Building Materials</div><div>16. Embodied Carbon of Tall Buildings: Specific Challenges</div><div>Part IV – Approaches Across Global Regions</div><div>17. Managing Embodied Carbon in Africa Through a Carbon Trading Scheme</div><div>18. Embodied carbon in buildings: an Australian perspective</div><div>19. Current approaches for embodied carbon assessment of buildings in China: An overview</div><div>20. Embodied carbon measurement, mitigation and management within Europe, drawing on a cross-case analysis of 60 building case studies</div><div>21. Initiatives to Report and Reduce Embodied Carbon in Buildings in North America</div><div>22. Embodied and Life Cycle Carbon Assessment of Buildings in Latin America – State-of-the-art and Future Directions</div><div>Index</div>