Attributional Life Cycle Inventory Paper

There are two main models for Life Cycle Inventory Analysis, and they are very different between them. The Attributional Life Cycle Inventory is based on a description of how environmentally relevant physical flows affects life cycle and its subsystems. On the other hand, Consequential Life Cycle Inventory is based on describing how changes in Life Cycle itself affect the environmentally relevant physical flows. The main objective of this paper is to amplify the consequential model beyond the well-known application for the consequences of buying a product.
We can encounter two major options when we analyze the conclusions of a LC study. One occurs when the allocation problem is insignificant to the conclusions. In this case, the most easily