As mentioned earlier, companies will do an LCA not only for internal purposes – to improve processes, reduce environmental impact – but also for…

As mentioned earlier, companies will do an LCA not only for internal purposes – to improve processes, reduce environmental impact – but also for business purposes: by proving your product to be ‘green,’ or otherwise more environmentally friendly than a competitor product, this can be directly marketed to consumers.Review the pdf link below where an LCA is performed by Proctor & Gamble, and then answer a few questions:http://www.scienceinthebox.com/en-UK/Assets/PDF/sustainability/Compact_detergent.pdfWas this LCA written for internal purposes, marketing purposes, or both? Explain why, and cite specific language supporting your answer.Evaluate the LCA for the four LCA steps, and briefly describe how they are addressed/utilized in the LCA:1.Goal and Scope Definition2.Inventory Analysis3.Impact Assessment4.Assessment/Interpretation 5.Source:http://www.scienceinthebox.com/en-UK/Assets/PDF/sustainability/Compact_detergent.pdf