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Thomas Nybrant

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ID6015931
NAMEThomas Nybrant
GIVEN NAMESThomas
FAMILY NAMENybrant
SIGNATURENYBRANT T
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS7
AUTHOR COUNT8
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2005
H-INDEX2
  • Sustainable Development of Food Production

    Susanne Stern, Ulf Sonesson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 11

    To study future, sustainable production systems, a step-wise method was used to create three future scenarios for pig production based on different sustainability goals. The first scenario focused on animal welfare and the natural behavior of the animals. The second targeted low impacts on the environment and the efficient use of natural resources. The third scenario aimed at product quality and safety. Each scenario fulfilled different aspects o…

  • Food 21

    Rune Andersson, Bo Algers et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005

    Food 21, an interdisciplinary research program encompassing the whole agro-food chain, was conducted in Sweden during 1997–2004. The challenges undertaken were to come up with environmental tools and solutions to existing nonsustainable practices along the entire food chain. This required close collaboration between the scientists and the food chain stakeholders. A set of goals characterizing sustainable food production is presented in this paper…

  • Industrial Processing versus Home Cooking

    Ulf Sonesson, Berit Mattsson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 2

    Today there is a strong trend in Sweden for industrially processed meals to replace homemade meals. In the public debate this is often claimed to increase the environmental impact from foods. In the study presented in this article, we used life-cycle assessment to quantify the environmental impact of three meals: homemade, semiprepared, and ready-to-eat. The differences in environmental impact between the meals were small; the ready-to-eat meal u…

  • Sustainable Development of Food Production

    Susanne Stern, Ulf Sonesson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 4

    To study future, sustainable production systems, a step-wise method was used to create three future scenarios for pig production based on different sustainability goals. The first scenario focused on animal welfare and the natural behavior of the animals. The second targeted low impacts on the environment and the efficient use of natural resources. The third scenario aimed at product quality and safety. Each scenario fulfilled different aspects o…

  • Industrial Processing versus Home Cooking

    Ulf Sonesson, Berit Mattsson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 8

    Today there is a strong trend in Sweden for industrially processed meals to replace homemade meals. In the public debate this is often claimed to increase the environmental impact from foods. In the study presented in this article, we used life-cycle assessment to quantify the environmental impact of three meals: homemade, semiprepared, and ready-to-eat. The differences in environmental impact between the meals were small; the ready-to-eat meal u…

  • Salsa

    Ingrid Strid, Ingrid Strid Eriksson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 1

    In order to assess the ecological sustainability of agricultural production systems, there is a need for effective tools. We describe an environmental systems analysis tool called SALSA (Systems Analysis for Sustainable Agriculture). It consists of substance/material flow models in which the simulation results are interpreted with life-cycle assessment methodology. The application of SALSA is demonstrated in a case study in which three different …

  • Salsa

    Ingrid Strid Eriksson, Helena Elmquist et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 5

    In order to assess the ecological sustainability of agricultural production systems, there is a need for effective tools. We describe an environmental systems analysis tool called SALSA (Systems Ana/ysis for Sustainable Agriculture). It consists of substance/material flow models in which the simulation results are interpreted with life-cycle assessment methodology. The application of SALSA is demonstrated in a case study in which three different …

  • Food 21

    Rune Andersson, Bo Algers et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 22

    Food 21, an interdisciplinary research program encompassing the whole agro-food chain, was conducted in Sweden during 1997-2004. The challenges undertaken were to come up with environmental tools and solutions to existing nonsustainable practices along the entire food chain. This required close collaboration between the scientists and the food chain stakeholders. A set of goals characterizing sustainable food production is presented in this paper…

  • Sustainable Development of Food Production

    Susanne Stern, Ulf Sonesson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 4

    To study future, sustainable production systems, a step-wise method was used to create three future scenarios for pig production based on different sustainability goals. The first scenario focused on animal welfare and the natural behavior of the animals. The second targeted low impacts on the environment and the efficient use of natural resources. The third scenario aimed at product quality and safety. Each scenario fulfilled different aspects o…

  • Industrial Processing versus Home Cooking

    Ulf Sonesson, Berit Mattsson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 2

    Today there is a strong trend in Sweden for industrially processed meals to replace homemade meals. In the public debate this is often claimed to increase the environmental impact from foods. In the study presented in this article, we used life-cycle assessment to quantify the environmental impact of three meals: homemade, semiprepared, and ready-to-eat. The differences in environmental impact between the meals were small; the ready-to-eat meal u…

  • Salsa

    Ingrid Strid, Ingrid Strid Eriksson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 1

    In order to assess the ecological sustainability of agricultural production systems, there is a need for effective tools. We describe an environmental systems analysis tool called SALSA (Systems Analysis for Sustainable Agriculture). It consists of substance/material flow models in which the simulation results are interpreted with life-cycle assessment methodology. The application of SALSA is demonstrated in a case study in which three different …

  • Sustainable Development of Food Production

    Susanne Stern, Ulf Sonesson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 11

    To study future, sustainable production systems, a step-wise method was used to create three future scenarios for pig production based on different sustainability goals. The first scenario focused on animal welfare and the natural behavior of the animals. The second targeted low impacts on the environment and the efficient use of natural resources. The third scenario aimed at product quality and safety. Each scenario fulfilled different aspects o…

  • Food 21

    Rune Andersson, Bo Algers et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005

    Food 21, an interdisciplinary research program encompassing the whole agro-food chain, was conducted in Sweden during 1997–2004. The challenges undertaken were to come up with environmental tools and solutions to existing nonsustainable practices along the entire food chain. This required close collaboration between the scientists and the food chain stakeholders. A set of goals characterizing sustainable food production is presented in this paper…

  • Industrial Processing versus Home Cooking

    Ulf Sonesson, Berit Mattsson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 2

    Today there is a strong trend in Sweden for industrially processed meals to replace homemade meals. In the public debate this is often claimed to increase the environmental impact from foods. In the study presented in this article, we used life-cycle assessment to quantify the environmental impact of three meals: homemade, semiprepared, and ready-to-eat. The differences in environmental impact between the meals were small; the ready-to-eat meal u…

  • Sustainable Development of Food Production

    Susanne Stern, Ulf Sonesson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 4

    To study future, sustainable production systems, a step-wise method was used to create three future scenarios for pig production based on different sustainability goals. The first scenario focused on animal welfare and the natural behavior of the animals. The second targeted low impacts on the environment and the efficient use of natural resources. The third scenario aimed at product quality and safety. Each scenario fulfilled different aspects o…

  • Industrial Processing versus Home Cooking

    Ulf Sonesson, Berit Mattsson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 8

    Today there is a strong trend in Sweden for industrially processed meals to replace homemade meals. In the public debate this is often claimed to increase the environmental impact from foods. In the study presented in this article, we used life-cycle assessment to quantify the environmental impact of three meals: homemade, semiprepared, and ready-to-eat. The differences in environmental impact between the meals were small; the ready-to-eat meal u…

  • Salsa

    Ingrid Strid, Ingrid Strid Eriksson et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•Cited by: 1

    In order to assess the ecological sustainability of agricultural production systems, there is a need for effective tools. We describe an environmental systems analysis tool called SALSA (Systems Analysis for Sustainable Agriculture). It consists of substance/material flow models in which the simulation results are interpreted with life-cycle assessment methodology. The application of SALSA is demonstrated in a case study in which three different …

  • Salsa

    Ingrid Strid Eriksson, Helena Elmquist et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 5

    In order to assess the ecological sustainability of agricultural production systems, there is a need for effective tools. We describe an environmental systems analysis tool called SALSA (Systems Ana/ysis for Sustainable Agriculture). It consists of substance/material flow models in which the simulation results are interpreted with life-cycle assessment methodology. The application of SALSA is demonstrated in a case study in which three different …

  • Food 21

    Rune Andersson, Bo Algers et al.•ARTICLE•AMBIO•2005•References: 22

    Food 21, an interdisciplinary research program encompassing the whole agro-food chain, was conducted in Sweden during 1997-2004. The challenges undertaken were to come up with environmental tools and solutions to existing nonsustainable practices along the entire food chain. This required close collaboration between the scientists and the food chain stakeholders. A set of goals characterizing sustainable food production is presented in this paper…

Business (8 works) · Environmental Science (8 works) · Agriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Environmental economics (6 works) · Environmental resource management (6 works) · Sustainability (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Environmental impact assessment (5 works) · Life-cycle assessment (5 works)

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