Abstract
The cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment (LCA) was applied to the preparation of biomaterials derived from proteins, extracted from black soldier fly (BSF) prepupae, after the larvae were reared o...
Highlights
To face the increasing production of waste materials, innovative technologies for their management and valorization are urgently needed
Environmental Impact Assessment of Bioplastic Production from Proteins Extracted by the Chemical Method from black soldier fly (BSF) Prepupae
The life cycle impact assessment (LCIA) assigns environmental loads to all of the different inputs inserted during the Life Cycle Inventory (LCI) phase
Summary
To face the increasing production of waste materials, innovative technologies for their management and valorization are urgently needed This is true for organic waste materials, due to both their strict worldwide environmental regulations as well as the increasing global demand for renewable sources of energy, chemicals, fuels, and materials.[1,2]. For these reasons, during the last few years, several strategies have been proposed for the valorization of organic wastes. It presents significant environmental issues, especially related to the end of its life.[21]
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