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Digital-enabled life cycle thinking for sustainable food systems: aligning with sustainable development goals
The increasing complexity of global food systems, coupled with climate change, resource scarcity, and socio-economic pressures, necessitates advanced sustainability assessment approaches. While life cycle thinking (LCT) provides a comprehensive framework, its practical application is constrained by
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