Kamila Krych
About
I'm a PhD student at the Industrial Ecology Programme, supervised by Johan Berg Pettersen. My PhD is part of the LASTING project. In my work, I investigate the flows and environmental impacts of household consumption of textiles, furniture and appliances, and the potential for impact reduction through extended product lifespans.
I also work with the energy-material-emissions nexus of buildings, together with prof. Edgar Hertwich and Niko Heeren.
Publications
2023
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Krych, Kamila Krystyna;
Pettersen, Johan Berg.
(2023)
The weakest link: How technical lifespan extension can be counter-effective for climate goals.
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
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Mora Sojo, María Carolina;
Krych, Kamila Krystyna;
Pettersen, Johan Berg.
(2023)
Evaluating the current Norwegian clothing system and a circular alternative.
Resources, Conservation and Recycling
Academic article
2021
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Krych, Kamila;
Heeren, Niko;
Hertwich, Edgar G..
(2021)
Factors influencing the life-cycle GHG emissions of Brazilian office buildings.
Buildings & Cities
Academic article
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Mora Sojo, María Carolina;
Pettersen, Johan Berg;
Krych, Kamila.
(2021)
Quantifying the Norwegian households' clothing system and its environmental impacts for a transition towards a more circular
economy.
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Masters thesis
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Krych, Kamila;
Pettersen, Johan Berg.
(2021)
A stock-driven model for assessing environmental benefits of product lifetime extension in Norwegian households.
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Journal publications
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Mora Sojo, María Carolina;
Krych, Kamila Krystyna;
Pettersen, Johan Berg.
(2023)
Evaluating the current Norwegian clothing system and a circular alternative.
Resources, Conservation and Recycling
Academic article
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Krych, Kamila;
Heeren, Niko;
Hertwich, Edgar G..
(2021)
Factors influencing the life-cycle GHG emissions of Brazilian office buildings.
Buildings & Cities
Academic article
Part of book/report
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Krych, Kamila Krystyna;
Pettersen, Johan Berg.
(2023)
The weakest link: How technical lifespan extension can be counter-effective for climate goals.
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
-
Krych, Kamila;
Pettersen, Johan Berg.
(2021)
A stock-driven model for assessing environmental benefits of product lifetime extension in Norwegian households.
Academic chapter/article/Conference paper
Report
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Mora Sojo, María Carolina;
Pettersen, Johan Berg;
Krych, Kamila.
(2021)
Quantifying the Norwegian households' clothing system and its environmental impacts for a transition towards a more circular
economy.
Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Masters thesis
Media
2023
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Academic lectureKrych, Kamila Krystyna. (2023) The weakest link: How technical lifespan extension can be counter-effective for climate goals. Aalto University PLATE Product Lifetimes and The Environment Conference , Espoo, Finland 2023-05-31 - 2023-05-31
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Academic lectureKrych, Kamila Krystyna. (2023) Taxes and crises: modeling time-dependent changes in lifetime. Leiden University 11th conference of the International Society for Industrial Ecology (ISIE) , Leiden, the Netherlands 2023-07-03 - 2023-07-03
2022
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Academic lectureKrych, Kamila. (2022) Investigating trends in product lifetimes using dynamic MFA. WU Vienna, BOKU Vienna and TU Wien 14th ISIE SEM conference , Vienna, Austria 2022-09-20 - 2022-09-20
2021
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Academic lectureKrych, Kamila. (2021) A stock-driven model for assessing environmental benefits of product lifetime extension in Norwegian households. University of Limerick PLATE Product Lifetimes and The Environment Conference , Virtual 2021-05-26 - 2021-05-28