Impact Assessment Methods

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CED CML 4.8 EF3.1 EN15804+A2 Environmental Cost Indicator 2025 EPD supplementary indicators ImpactWorld+ 2 - Damages version ImpactWorld+ 2 - Midpoint version IPCC 2021 ReCiPe 2016 - Endpoint/E ReCiPe 2016 - Endpoint/H ReCiPe 2016 - Endpoint/I ReCiPe 2016 - Midpoint/E ReCiPe 2016 - Midpoint/H ReCiPe 2016 - Midpoint/I Single categories TRACI 2.1

⏵ Environmental Cost Indicator 2025

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Cost (total) Partial cost: Acidification Partial cost: Climate change Partial cost: Climate change (biogenic) Partial cost: Climate change (fossil) Partial cost: Climate change (land use and land use change) Partial cost: Ecotoxicity, freshwater Partial cost: Ecotoxicity, freshwater (inorganics) Partial cost: Ecotoxicity, freshwater (organics) Partial cost: Eutrophication, freshwater Partial cost: Eutrophication marine Partial cost: Eutrophication, terrestrial Partial cost: Human toxicity, cancer Partial cost: Human toxicity, cancer (inorganics) Partial cost: Human toxicity, cancer (organics) Partial cost: Human toxicity, non-cancer Partial cost: Human toxicity, non-cancer (inorganics) Partial cost: Human toxicity, non-cancer (organics) Partial cost: Ionising radiation, human health Partial cost: Land use Partial cost: Ozone depletion Partial cost: Particulate Matter Partial cost: Photochemical ozone formation, human health Partial cost: Resource use, fossils Partial cost: Resource use, minerals and metals Partial cost: Water use

⏵ Partial cost: Ionising radiation, human health

Unit: €

Description: Valid on global and European scale. The fate and exposure model is based on the ExternE work (Dreicer et al. (1995)), describing the routine 14 atmospheric and liquid discharges in the French nuclear fuel cycle. Three additional radionucleides are modeled (data: UNSCEAR, 1993).

Emission factors: 904 exchanges considered