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                                            Damage due to SO  in region 1: 0.01 U.S.$/kg SO 2 region1
                                                           2
                                            Damage due to SO  in region 2: 0.006 U.S.$/kg SO 2 region2
                                                           2
                                            Damage due to SO  in region 3: 0.008 U.S.$/kg SO 2 region3
                                                           2
                                            Damage due to Cd in region 1: 0.005 U.S.$/kg Cd  region1
                                            Damage due to Cd in region 2: 0.004 U.S.$/kg Cd  region2
                                            Damage due to Cd in region 3: 0.009 U.S.$/kg Cd  region3
                                            Damage due to Ni in region 1: 0.003 U.S.$/kg Ni  region1
                                            Damage due to Ni in region 2: 0.002 U.S.$/kg Ni  region2
                                            Damage due to Ni in region 3: 0.008 U.S.$/kg Ni  region3
                                      13.  Knowing the impact scores given in Figure 6.21 for different processes
                                          of a product life-cycle, discuss for this case which cut-off criteria and
                                          which further treatment method (no consideration, site specific, site depen-
                                          dent or technology region dependent) would be most appropriate for each
                                          of the given processes.

                                                              Impact Score
                                               60

                                               50
                                               Impact Score  40                      Impact Score

                                               30
                                               20

                                               10
                                                0
                                                   Extraction   Manufacture        Transport          Waste Treatment
                                    FIGURE 6.21 Impact scores for different processes of a product life-cycle.


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