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6.0 LIFE CYCLE INTERPRETATION 15 7.0 THE AGGREGATES INDUSTRY LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT MODEL 15 7.1 The Aggregates Industry Life Cycle Assessment Model 15 7.2 User friendly features 21 8.0 CASE STUDY RESULTS 22 8.1 Crushed rock aggregates 22 8.2 Land won sand and gravel aggregates 25 8.3 Marine sand and gravel aggregates 30
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